Duchess of Cambridge left hospital a few hours after giving birth and looked so radiant

#DuchessOfCambridge #RoyalBaby #fakebelly It is a fact that Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, left hospital a few hours after giving birth to her daughter and she looked so radiant. And, that has sent tongues wagging, especially in Russia as reported in dailymail.co.uk dated 4 May 2015.

In the opinion of a section of Russians, there was a deep seated conspiracy over the royal birth and they even went on to suggest that a surrogate mother must have carried the baby princess. And, Kate had worn a dummy belly to give an impression that was meant to confuse others.
Another theory is that the newborn was born much earlier with the event kept secret – the baby seen in the photographs appears to be a few days old and not certainly a newborn.
Moreover, a leading pro-Kremlin paper has also said that the Duchess of Cambridge ‘put the health of her daughter at risk for the sake of her subjects’ by appearing in public so soon.
The critics allege that even with the help of best doctors, it is impossible for a woman to stand up five hours after giving birth and leave the clinic on her feet. Hence, the theory of a surrogate. They say that Kate is just an actress from Buckingham Palace theatre.

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