There has been no shortage of speculation surrounding Kate Middleton in recent months. It seems like every aspect of her life has been combed through and analyzed. And if you find all the speculation and conspiracy theories interesting, then you’re in luck because there’s even more to talk about now.
A video has surfaced reportedly showing Kate Middleton and Prince William taking a trip to one of Princess Diana’s favorite farm shops. As expected, the video has sparked a heated debate. But instead of just accepting it as the first footage of Kate since her surgery earlier this year, some internet users are convinced that the woman in the video isn’t Kate at all.
The Royal Family’s lack of updates and the controversy surrounding a manipulated Mother’s Day image have only fueled the skeptics’ fire. It’s no wonder that doubts have arisen. But Nelson Silva, the man who filmed Kate at the farm shop, has come forward to set the record straight.
Silva was at the Windsor Farm Shop when he spotted the royal couple and realized he “knew” the woman. He stood behind them in the meat section and witnessed their interaction with the staff. According to Silva, the atmosphere was extremely positive, and everyone inside the shop seemed excited.
After paying for his produce, Silva went outside and took a short video of Kate and William walking towards the car park. He quickly stopped recording to avoid making them uncomfortable. When he shared the video with his family in Portugal, they were shocked to see Kate. “She hasn’t been seen since last year,” they exclaimed.
Silva’s video gained a lot of attention online, but not everyone was convinced. Some suggested that the woman in the video had undergone a facial procedure, while others commented on her weight loss. However, there were also those who defended Kate, acknowledging that her appearance might be due to her recent surgery and recovery.
So, what do you think? Do you see any reason to believe that it isn’t Kate Middleton in the clip? Join the conversation in the comments below.
