The new video of Kate Middleton shopping with Prince William in a farm store has only served to add fuel to the fire when it comes to rumors about her absence.
The release of the video comes after Kate's Mother's Day photo turned out to be photoshopped and led netizens to question why a real photo couldn't be used.
Now, netizens have rejected the public appearance as “fake”, with some saying Kate has been “replaced”.
Andy Cohen has joined the skeptics by saying that it is not the Princess of Wales who appears in the video.
“That's not Kate…” Andy tweeted.
“Sorry but that's not her,” one fan agreed. Another added: “she That's not the same person #KateGate #fakekate #KateMiddleton.”
“They should have paid Steven Spielberg to fake a video of Kate because that TMZ video made everything worse,” a third tweeted.
“'It seems normal.' She also looks 20 years younger. “Would the real Kate please stand up?” asked one fan.
Another wrote: “Sorry I don't believe a word of this! There is no security and no one watches them… please!! Just stop the madness!
“When the Prince and Princess are in public, everyone stops and looks at them! Nobody, not a single person in this video is looking at royalty,” argued one user.
