A recently shared personal video has reignited long-standing speculation about the nature of a royal pregnancy. The clip, which shows a woman dancing in a delivery room shortly before the birth of her child, has been described by some commentators as unusual, leading them to revisit unverified theories that have circulated online for years.
The commentator in question, a media personality and mother, labeled the footage “bizarre” and expressed discomfort while viewing it. She acknowledged that the video prompted her to consider, for the first time, the persistent rumors that the child may not have been carried by the mother. She pointed to the appearance of the mother’s midsection in the video, suggesting it looked atypical and “bumpy,” unlike a conventional pregnant belly.
Beyond the speculation, the commentator levied a broader criticism against the decision to publicize such an intimate moment. She argued that sharing the video constituted a significant breach of the privacy and sanctity traditionally associated with childbirth and marriage. While noting that private moments of levity before a birth are natural, she contended that broadcasting them transforms a personal event into a public performance, which she views as disrespectful to the significance of the occasion.
The video was posted on social media to mark the child’s recent birthday, accompanied by a caption humorously referencing the methods used to induce labor. The couple are also parents to an older child. The release of this private footage has clearly struck a chord, fueling both conspiracy theories and a debate about the boundaries of privacy in the public eye.
