Hollywood Life: Meghan Markle Unlikely to Share 2nd Pregnancy News until after the Baby Is Born

According to Hollywood Life, Meghan Markle and her husband Prince Harry would take a more personal strategy to grow their family this time around.

A source recently disclosed to Hollywood Life that with their son, Archie, the couple had much pressure to share the news with the public. Meghan and Harry welcomed their first child together on May 6, 2019.

The source, who is close to Meghan, added that they can keep their lives completely to themselves in the event that they want because they are now private citizens.

"A lot of people think it's likely that they'll follow the trend of hiding her pregnancy until after the baby is born," the source explained, "just for their own peace of mind."

Meghan and Harry, who are both incredibly private, are currently making the most of their privacy with their bundle of joy in their mansion in Santa Barbara. According to multiple reports, the couple bought their home for $14.7 million.

"They will want to guard their privacy that much more if she is pregnant," the source shared, "especially with what she went through during her first pregnancy."

The source added that Meghan experienced a horrible amount of stress when she was pregnant with Archie. So it is reasonable why the couple wants to stay quiet about it for as long as possible if Meghan is pregnant.

The couple loves being parents, so if the Duchess of Sussex is pregnant right now, that would not be a major surprise for their dear companions, said the source.

Several royal fans immediately noticed the fact that the trial was postponed by precisely nine months.

Meghan's pregnancy speculation started in late October when a judge in the United Kingdom approved the request of the former "Suits actress" to delay the start of the trial for her privacy lawsuit against the Mail on Sunday, as reported by Marie Claire.

The trial was originally scheduled to begin on January 11. However, Judge Mr. Justice Warby approved Meghan's motion to postpone the trial, which will presently start no sooner than October 15, 2021.

Several royal fans immediately noticed the fact that the trial was postponed by precisely nine months, with one person asked on Twitter what other thing takes nine months?

Meanwhile, Meghan confirmed her pregnancy with Archie in October 2018, as reported by Honey. The great news comes five months after the couple's royal wedding on May 19.

Prior to that confirmation, some already speculated that the Duchess was pregnant. In fact, royal watchers shared Meghan's pictures during her royal engagements that show off her growing bump.

Meghan and Harry began dating in July 2016 after meeting on a blind date. They were first revealed as a couple in October 2016. Back in March, the pair stepped back from being frontline royals.