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Meghan Markle is Being Criticized For Carrying Baby Archie 'Awkwardly'

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A Twitter user took to her twitter account and claimed that the way Meghan Markle held her new born baby Archie is wrong according to her own opinion.

Meghan Markle is Being Criticized For Carrying Baby Archie 'Awkwardly'

The Duchess of Sussex, 37, was snapped cradling Archie during a day out with Kate Middleton and her three children at Surrey's Billingbear Polo Club on Wednesday. The two Duchesses were supporting their spouses in the King Power Royal Charity Polo Day.

Meghan Markle is Being Criticized For Carrying Baby Archie 'Awkwardly'

She wrote: "Is it just me or that's NOT how you're supposed to hold a newborn? I get anxious simply looking at these pictures. It's sad that Meghan Markle seems so awkward and uncomfortable around her own son."
But guess what, mothers on twitter did do buy her opinion, But instead she received insults.

It's funny how I did not insult anyone and just gave my honest opinion in a polite manner (like I'm free to) and all the Meghan Markle stans came at me with their bitter and mean comments. Are you sure that this is the type of behavior that she would want from you? she wrote.

Meghan Markle is Being Criticized For Carrying Baby Archie 'Awkwardly'


These are some comments she received:




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