The Conspiracy Theory That Says Beyonc And Jay-Z Used A Surrogate To Have Blue Ivy

Theories about Beyonc faking her pregnancy began before Blue Ivy had even been born (according to Black Bag). Proponents of this theory have various pieces of "evidence" which they say suggests Beyonc was less than truthful regarding her pregnancy. First, believers have pointed out that Beyonc had previously said that she had a miscarriage, suggesting

Theories about Beyoncé faking her pregnancy began before Blue Ivy had even been born (according to Black Bag). Proponents of this theory have various pieces of "evidence" which they say suggests Beyoncé was less than truthful regarding her pregnancy. First, believers have pointed out that Beyoncé had previously said that she had a miscarriage, suggesting she may have struggled with some fertility issues in the past. Of course, not everyone who has had a miscarriage is accused of faking a pregnancy, so conspiracy theorists have other reasons for their theories, too.

For one, Beyoncé's reports about the progress of her pregnancy seemed to vary over time. At one point, she said she was four months pregnant in August, while in a separate interview, she indicated she was five months pregnant at that time. Of course, this evidence is far from conclusive. The real evidence that most people point to as "definitive" is a video of Beyoncé bending over in an interview with the Australian show "Sunday Night" (via Black Bag). In a slowed-down version of the interview, Beyoncé's dress appears to bend strangely in such a way that it seems like her stomach itself is also warping — something that, theorists say, would only be possible if Beyoncé had not really been pregnant, and was instead stuffing her dress to appear that way.

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