Meghan Markle’s latest promotional interview has sparked a wave of confusion online—thanks to what viewers are calling an editing “fail” that’s left royal watchers scratching their heads.

The Duchess of Sussex, 44, appeared in a recent interview with Bloomberg’s Emily Chang to promote her upcoming Netflix lifestyle series, With Love, Meghan. During the segment, Meghan spoke candidly about aging, confidence, and embracing her identity.

“I think the more comfortable you get with yourself—certainly age helps. I’ll be 44—it’s great!” she shared. “There’s a lot of value in anchoring into your own knowing… you don’t need to say anything, you can show who you are.”

But while Meghan’s message resonated, it was a brief moment of audio that stole the spotlight.

In the clip, a sudden burst of laughter is heard mid-conversation—but neither Meghan nor journalist Emily Chang appear to react or even move. Viewers were quick to notice the oddity and took to social media to speculate.

“Who is laughing? That didn’t come from Emily Chang—her body doesn’t move at all!” one user commented.

Another joked, “Did they dub on an extra laugh to make Meghan seem more funny? WHAT? Maybe she has a ventriloquist hobby on the side, because that laugh didn’t look or sound like it came from her.”

The unexplained giggle has led many to believe the moment was the result of post-production editing, possibly an attempt to add a light, relatable tone to the conversation. However, the effect seems to have backfired, drawing more attention to the gaffe than the message.

Netflix and Bloomberg have yet to comment on the viral moment.

As anticipation builds for With Love, Meghan, the Duchess’s first solo project since signing with the streaming giant, all eyes are once again on her—this time, not just for her words, but for the curious sound bites that come with them.