Meghan Markle's Post-Baby Weight Loss A 'Realistic Example' For Mothers

All eyes are still on the lookout for the rest of the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle’s pregnancy journey about two months after the birth of her son, Archie.

Losing the post-baby belly fat is difficult, a palace source claimed. However, Markle is said to have seen no pressure in shedding the postpartum fat as most celebrity mothers eagerly do after giving birth.

The source claimed that Markle wanted to set a ‘realistic example’ for all mothers on what really happens to a female body after pregnancy. Markle gave birth to Archie on May 6 at Portland Hospital.

As seen in the interview with the press at Windsor Castle just two days after giving birth, the Duchess donned a sleeveless outfit that did not hide away her still-swollen belly while holding Archie.

Here are a few of her other appearances after the birth.

She graced the European Premiere of “The Lion King” with a black dress with see-through sleeves. The attendance is part of Prince Harry’s efforts in pushing for conservation and protection of Africa’s natural heritage.

She rocked a modest white dress for Archie’s christening at Windsor Castle on July 6.

She donned a loose-fitting navy blue dress last June.

At more than one month after pregnancy, a woman's uterus has just shrunk to its original size. It could take up to nine months to retain a woman’s normal weight pre-pregnancy.

More than postpartum belly fat, Meghan has gained a precious son and more – a friendship with a fellow duchess. Earlier, a palace source has claimed that motherhood has changed Markle and Kate Middleton’s bond for the better.

The Duchess of Cambridge has been a great source of support through Markle’s pregnancy, the source claimed. Their rumored to be rocky relationship has now bloomed into a lovely friendship between two mothers of royal babies.