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We suppose there is the possibility of one of their kids becoming US President... and in line for the throne at the same time. It does sound like a perfect plan to dominate both sides of the pond, don't you think?
British conspiracy theorist David Icke is the man behind this conspiracy theory (and many others). Apparently the late Queen descends from a line of humans who mated with alien-reptiles, so she was a shape-shifting reptile herself.
Charles and Diana allegedly had a secret daughter, conceived via IVF. Diana's eggs were collected in a visit to her gynecologist, who then used Charles' sperm to fertilize the eggs.
The child was then carried by the gyno's own wife, Sarah. The child was born before Prince William.
King Charles is reportedly distantly related to Vlad the Impaler, the Romanian prince who inspired Dracula. Plus, porphyria (an iron-deficiency condition that makes skin sensitive to the sun) runs in the family. Sounds legit, if you ask us.
The same applies for the Duchess of Sussex. Some even say it was her stylist, Talia Brown Thall.
Actor Paul Bettany said, "I think that Meghan Markle might be a sleeper agent for the US government. The dad doing the photos thing, it's like a false-flag event. I think the C.I.A.'s involved—everybody. I think Piers Morgan's involved." It was a joke, but it seemed to have made sense to a lot of people.
According to Ranker, "Elizabeth was known to write poetry and was considered to be an incredibly well-educated, witty person," as opposed to Shakespeare, who "did not have the necessary knowledge to write about life at court."
The theory is that Harry is actually James Hewitt's son. James is the man with whom Princess Diana had an affair, and, notably, a red-head.
A woman named Jean Brown claimed to be the daughter of Queen Victoria and John Brown. The Scottish man was linked to the royal after the death of Prince Albert.
She was reportedly pregnant with a child from Dodi Al Fayed, whom she was dating at the time, and who died with her in the accident.
Children appear to go missing whenever late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip were around...surely they ate them, right?
Archie is (almost) an anagram of Meghan Markle's real name, Rachel. Or was the child named because Markle was a fan of 'Riverdale?'
Reportedly, both King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson were involved with the Nazis. Wallis allegedly had an affair with Hitler's foreign minister.
There was a supermoon when King Charles celebrated his 68th birthday. Apparently that's where the royal family gain their strength and power from.
A glitch on a live broadcast where the romance between the two was being discussed had the hand of the royal family, apparently.
The prince reportedly had a twin who died during childbirth.
Source: (Harper's Bazaar)
The rumor started when she appeared in the audience of 'Britain's Got Talent.' But this was indeed a wax figure from an exhibition at Madame Tussauds in London.
The baby was apparently born two weeks prior. Though, we should note, the media reported that Meghan Markle was in labor around lunchtime on May 6, when the baby had already been born hours earlier.
Too good to be true? According to Zimbio, "Numerous royal experts agree: Kate Middleton's little sister, Pippa, wore a butt emphasizer of some sort to her sister's wedding to Prince William in 2011."
The new King is believed to attend the group's annual secret meetings to discuss world affairs. Reportedly, other members include the likes of Bill Gates and Bill Clinton.
All because the royal family announced Kate's third pregnancy on Beyoncé's birthday. Sounds like a valid reason for a feud, right?
The theory is that the Queen Mother was actually the daughter of her family's French cook, Marguerite Rodiere.
Some believe that Prince George, Duke of Kent, who died in 1942 in a plane crash was actually murdered and not victim of an accident. The theory gained strength when the only survivor of the plane crash signed a document that forbid him from revealing any details about the crash.
There were rumors of a close relationship between the Queen and her childhood friend, and later-appointed Master of the Horse, Robert Dudley.
The intercontinental romance between Sam and Joanna and the fact that Sam lost his mother at a young age, seem to be the basis for this theory.
Though an expert on the murders in question revealed that he knew the identity of the murderer and that there was no connection to the royal.
Queen Victoria's grandson, Prince Albert Victor, also known as Prince Eddy, was rumored to be Jack the Ripper.
There are many conspiracy theories about the British royal family out there. King Charles himself is the subject of a very bizarre one. But he's not the only one. In fact, some of these conspiracy theories date back to the 16th century!
From King Charles to the late Queen Elizabeth and the more recent royal children, in this gallery we reveal some of the most bizarre conspiracy theories about the royal family. Click through to find out all about them.
The craziest royal conspiracy theories
From shape-shifting aliens to secret babies
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There are many conspiracy theories about the British royal family out there. King Charles himself is the subject of a very bizarre one. But he's not the only one. In fact, some of these conspiracy theories date back to the 16th century!
From King Charles to the late Queen Elizabeth and the more recent royal children, in this gallery we reveal some of the most bizarre conspiracy theories about the royal family. Click through to find out all about them.