Zara's pregnancy had already been announced when she suffered the miscarriage, so issuing a release about it made sense. Meghan's pregnancy hadn't been announced, so it seems odd that the miscarriage would be announced months after the fact. It certainly creates a lot of questions as to the reasoning--if any--that's behind this essay.

I have a few theories as to why Meghan chose to do this, but I'll just pose a few questions instead.

1. Why would Archie, who's too young to play with crayons and who almost certainly has a big playroom, leave a crayon under the kitchen tabel?

2. Why was Harry supposedly allowed into the ER when the rules are pretty much standard across the board that no one except the patient is allowed into the ER?

3. As someone posted elsewhere, does anyone else see the whole "Meghan falling to the floor with Archie in her arms after experiencing sharp pain" as coming directly from the Julia Roberts collapsing scene in Steel Magnolias?

There are just too many things that feel "off" about this story Meghan has given us. Again, a miscarriage is a horrendous thing I would not wish on anyone, but this announcement, like so many of the Harkles's announcements, raises many questions and more than a few red flags.