Tom Bower, a royal author, has dropped a bombshell that has shocked Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. In his most recent  book, Bower says he reveals the “true identity” of their 4-year-old daughter, Lilibet, by sharing private information about her family ties, heritage, and parentage that the couple kept secret.

Fans are gasping and critics are cheering at the shocking turn of events, which raises big questions about the Sussexes’ family story and what it means for their future.

Bower, a sharp royal watcher, says that leaked papers and tips from people who work for the royals show “secrets never meant for daylight.” He hints at rumors of surrogacy and surprises about Meghan’s family that cast doubt on her story of a “natural birth.” Bower wrote, “Lilibet’s roots go deeper than they let on.”

“This isn’t gossip; it’s the truth they hid.” People say that Harry, who is 41, is “grappling hard” with how to deal with the public storm. Meghan, 44, looks “panicked,” worried that it will ruin their “perfect family” image.

The news hit like a thunderclap. LilibetSecret is all over social media right now. Fans are upset and say things like, “Leave the kids alone—this is cruel!” But critics jump on it, saying, “Harry’s no longer blind to Meghan’s lies!” One tweet said, “Heritage bombshell?”

It makes sense of the royal freeze-out! Commentators say it’s a “legacy killer” that hurts the Sussexes’ trust with the palace and their fans. One expert said, “This could end their hopes of coming back.”

The royal family is buzzing but not making any noise. King Charles, who is 76 and weak from cancer, says the noise makes him “tired.”

William and Queen Kate aren’t saying anything, but people close to them say William is “furious” about the family drama. This “identity” twist feels like the last straw, with Meghan’s jealous shade at Kate’s style and Harry’s plea for respect.

Is Bower’s scoop real news or just a trick? Harry and Meghan haven’t talked to each other, but they are very hurt. Fans want privacy, but the fight keeps going. Will they clap back, or will the shadows take their story? People are watching as the Sussexes’ light fades.