"Kate Middleton's Verified Video Sparks Royal Crisis Amid Public Outing and Conspiracy Claims"

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The controversial video footage of Kate Middleton out shopping in Windsor was verified before being published, and Kensington Palace was alerted beforehand, according to a royal editor for a major British media outlet. The footage, shot by a customer at a farm shop near the royals' family home, has sparked conspiracy theories online, with some suggesting it wasn't really Kate. The editor defended the authenticity of the video, stating that it was 100 percent Kate and criticizing the spread of disinformation. Despite this, conspiracy theories continue to circulate, and Kensington Palace has not publicly commented on the video or its release.
Topics:entertainment#conspiracy-theories#kate-middleton#royal-family#royal-news#verification#windsor
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