Kate Middleton lookalike Heidi Agan doesn't say it in video, defends princess

One of the most popular in Britain Kate Middleton look-alikes is addressing the conspiracy theorists who think she is actually the woman in the new video from Prince William and his wife – and she has a solid alibi for her whereabouts.

Heidi Agan tells TMZ that on Saturday she was working at the headquarters of a dance school in Northamptonshire, about 80 miles from the Windsor Farm Shop. So, as Shaggy would put it… Heidi says “it wasn't me”. that footage first posted by TMZ on Monday.

While it's not necessarily surprising that conspiracy theorists are wondering if she was involved… Heidi says she was confused about being Kate on a recent outing – she says the place broke out when people thought the MIA princess had turned up.

And Heidi is busier than ever thanks to the constant speculation about Kate's whereabouts. The professional look-alike says her job is normally busy when the royal family is busy – whether that's due to weddings, pregnancies, etc.

Despite Kate's retreat from the spotlight, Heidi claims she is still receiving plenty of requests.

As for her thoughts on the conspiracy theories, Heidi thinks the speculation has gone a little too far and has sympathy for the Duchess of Wales. Personally, she thinks Kate is doing well, and that's just how it is recovering from abdominal surgery …just as the palace announced in January.

Although Kate is a public figure, Heidi believes the royal family has a right to her privacy when it comes to her medical records, reminding fans that the princess is not public property.

She points to the lack of information to fuel the increasingly wild theories… especially since then King Charles was so forthcoming with his cancer diagnosis.

The Mother's Day photo was just the icing on the cake… because it was probably meant to allay any concerns, but it did the exact opposite.