‘USING HER KIDS AGAIN’ – Meghan Markle Faces Backlash After Releasing Disneyland Family Video! Find Out What’s Really Going On!

Meghan Markle is once again at the center of public controversy after releasing a seemingly wholesome family video taken during a private trip to Disneyland. The clip, which features intimate moments of Meghan, Prince Harry, and their two children, Archie and Lilibet, enjoying the theme park, has sparked an online firestorm—with critics accusing the Duchess of Sussex of “using her kids for PR.”

The video, posted to the couple’s new social media platform tied to their Archewell brand, was initially praised by fans for showing a rare glimpse of the family in a relaxed, joyful setting. Archie, now 6, is seen giggling on a carousel with Harry, while Meghan carries a smiling Lilibet in matching Minnie Mouse ears.

However, what began as a celebration of family soon spiraled into controversy. Critics argue that the footage was overly staged, professionally edited, and timed suspiciously—released just days before a major Archewell project announcement. Within hours, #UsingHerKids was trending on social media, with users accusing Meghan of once again placing her children in the public eye to improve her image and promote her brand.

Royal commentator Angela Davies weighed in, saying, “This is part of a clear pattern. Meghan and Harry have long spoken about the importance of protecting their children’s privacy. But every time they face a dip in popularity or launch a new venture, the kids suddenly appear. It raises questions about authenticity.”

Supporters of the Duchess have fired back, saying the criticism is unfair and rooted in deeper issues of media bias. One fan wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “When the Cambridges share pictures of their kids, they’re praised for being ‘relatable.’ When Meghan does it, she’s accused of exploitation. The double standards are disgusting.”

The video also includes subtle branding cues—Archie sipping from an Archewell Foundation water bottle, and Meghan wearing a hat embroidered with the organization’s logo—sparking additional scrutiny about whether the footage was a family memory or a marketing strategy.

This isn’t the first time Meghan has faced accusations of leveraging her family for public sympathy or brand promotion. From the Oprah Winfrey interview to their Netflix docuseries, every personal revelation from the Sussexes is met with both admiration and outrage. In recent years, Meghan and Harry have expressed deep concerns about media intrusion and even took legal action to prevent paparazzi from photographing their children. This contrast between public complaint and private control of narrative continues to fuel the debate.

What’s really going on? Some insiders suggest the video was a calculated attempt to humanize the couple ahead of a major rebranding effort in the U.S., where the Sussexes are aiming to pivot toward lifestyle content, children’s programming, and digital media production.

Whether the Disneyland video was a genuine family moment or a cleverly timed PR move, one thing is certain—every action Meghan and Harry take will continue to be analyzed through a sharply divided lens.

For now, the video remains live, sparking smiles, outrage, and endless conversation about what it truly means to be royal in the age of social media.