Will Meghan Markle ever show Archie, Lilibet’s face? New theory comes out

With the world holding its breath at the thought of one day receiving a portrait of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet a report has just come out about the potential reasons for her apprehension and they say it has nothing to do with her desire for privacy.

The entire thing has come via an unnamed source that spoke to Sky News.

They say, “It turns out that California has a law, the ‘Child Vlogger Bill of Rights,’ that requires parents to put money into a trust fund for kids shown on social media for monetization purposes,. However, there is a loophole that if you don’t show the kids’ faces, you are exempt from this law.”

This is something that has often been seen, whether it be on her personal or brand Instagram account, all photos either have faces blurred, removed, the back of their heads or stickers placed on top of their faces.

For those unversed with Meghan’s philosophy towards protecting her children’s privacy, she is often seen using creative censorship methods to keep their faces out of the public eye.

She even shared a small part of her personal sentiment during the No Child Lost to Social Media speech she delivered at the World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland in May of this year.