There’s A Crazy New Conspiracy Theory About Prince Harry’s Engagement To Meghan Markle And It’s Actually Genius

By Callie Byrnes,
Prince Harry in Italy
Flickr / UK in Italy

In case you were wondering, my favorite part of the Internet is definitely the crazy conspiracy theories. We’ve had insane Twitter threads about Avril Lavigne being replaced by a clone, Lady Gaga murdering her mentor, and Melania Trump being replaced by a man in a wig, but this new one about the British royal family is a nice change. According to the Internet, Prince Harry’s engagement to American actress Meghan Markle might be for more than just love.

According to Twitchy editor Greg Pollowitz, Harry and Meghan’s children may be American citizens, giving them the chance to rule not only one country, but two.

So basically, the royal children could potentially be King/Queen of Great Britain AND President of the United States at the same time. And if that were to happen, the two countries could potentially merge once again, bring the U.S. back to its colonized roots. How’s that for a conspiracy theory?

You’ve got to admit, it would be quite the plan.

https://twitter.com/FriedLivers/status/935153749877813248

https://twitter.com/blackamerican99/status/935154738336878593

Honestly, in today’s political climate, is it that hard to believe?

That is, if England actually WANTS the U.S. back.

Realistically though, Markle will probably have to renounce her American citizenship if she wants to marry into the royal family. But damn, if only this conspiracy theory COULD come true.

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About the author

Callie Byrnes

Callie joined Thought Catalog as an intern in 2017 and now works as the Editorial Director for its sister site, Collective World. She enjoys writing personal essays and articles about pop culture, astrology, and tarot. She published her first book, ‘The Words We Left Behind,’ in 2024.

These are the “Words We Left Behind.”

These are the “Words We Left Behind.”

My favorite memories are the ones that never seem noteworthy—the ones you never tell at parties or recount to your family, the ones that don’t have a plot or a reason. There’s something in those excerpts of life, something so beautifully, achingly human.

These are the moments that matter the most.

These are the words we leave behind.

This debut collection written by Callie Byrnes is bound in a beautifully textured uncoated cover featuring gold leaf foil.

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