Britain’s ‘most realistic’ Kate Middleton lookalike shuts down ‘crazy’ conspiracy theory that it is her in farm shop video with perfect alibi
- Heidi Agan has made a living from impersonating Kate Middleton for twelve years
Britain’s ‘most realistic’ Kate Middleton lookalike has debunked the ‘crazy’ conspiracy theory that it is her in a farm shop video of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Heidi Agan, who has been generating income from impersonating the royal family for more than a decade, said she believes ‘100 per cent’ it is Kate and William in the footage – which shows the royal couple shopping near Windsor.
The video shows Kate carrying a shopping bag and quickly walking out of a farm shop with her husband – the first images of the future queen since her abdominal surgery in January.
Heidi, 43, said there’s no way it could be her in the film as she was doing her “other job” at the time as a teacher for a dance and musical theater group.
“There has obviously been some speculation about whether it was Kate and William in those images and photos,” she said The mirror.
“Actually, my own social media has gone crazy because people think it’s me, but I know it’s not. I was working at the time, so I know it’s not me. “I 100% believe it’s Kate Middleton and William in that video.”
Kate Middleton lookalike Heidi Agan (pictured) has debunked the ‘crazy’ conspiracy theory that it’s her in a farm shop video of the Prince and Princess of Wales
The Prince and Princess of Wales after Clarence House announced the couple’s engagement
Heidi (left) has been earning an income by pretending to be Kate (right) for more than a decade.
Heidi is known as Britain’s ‘most realistic’ Kate Middleton lookalike and has been impersonating her for more than a decade
Heidi is seen with a Prince William lookalike who bears a striking resemblance to the future king
Heidi added, “So she’s alive, and we can be sure of it. It’s all gone too far now.’
Heidi previously revealed how she chases Zara and TK Max to keep up with Kate’s expensive wardrobe, and can’t go out without being asked for a selfie.
The royal impersonator has been working professionally as a Kate lookalike at parties, meet & greets and other performances since 2012.
She now believes conspiracy theories about the Princess’ health have gone too far, adding: “If the operation is something she wanted to keep private, then they (Kensington Palace) are right not to share more details.”
The film was a balm for millions of people in Britain and around the world, but crazy conspiracy theories are still swirling about Kate, despite The Sun’s video proving she is doing well.
The shopper who filmed the couple also claims it wasn’t Kate in the HD footage.
Prince William was cheered as he returned to royal duties today – without his wife, who remains at home in Windsor.
Heidi believes that conspiracy theories about the princess’s health have gone too far
Heidi previously revealed how she chases Zara and TK Max to keep up with Kate’s expensive wardrobe
The Prince of Wales continued his day job in Sheffield to achieve his goal of helping to end homelessness in Britain over the next five years, while his wife continues her recovery from abdominal surgery at home.
William waved to the crowd and spoke to families experiencing homelessness during a visit to the city, one of six locations for his Homewards initiative, which he launched in 2023.
This afternoon the heir apparent will meet community representatives and grassroots organizations taking part in a workshop to help design a new housing development in South Yorkshire.
It came hours after millions of people in Britain and around the world were thrilled to see the smiling and cheerful Princess of Wales in person for the first time since mid-January.