Megyn Kelly Doesn't Believe 'Unwell' Kate Middleton Was Present for Edited Mother's Day Photo: 'Something's Wrong'

Megyn Kelly revealed her opinions on Kate Middleton's mysterious disappearance from the public eye and the photoshopped Mother's Day picture that sparked serious concerns for her health.

On the Wednesday, March 13, installment of "The Megyn Kelly Show" podcast, New Zealand and British journalist Dan Wooten claimed the Princess of Wales is "not well at the moment."

"I don't believe she even sat for that picture," Kelly told the broadcaster. "I think it's an amalgamation of other shots involving the family."

"I don't know exactly how she did it. But look, there's that one picture we've seen," she continued. "She's in the passenger seat over in the UK… and her mom is driving the car and she looks puffy, her face looks round, and it's usually very angular and awesome. But she looks puffy, like something's wrong."

Kelly claimed there was "no way" the Mother's Day photo that was released two weeks after the picture of her in the car and was indicative of what she looked like "present day."

"I don't believe it. Because she's got all the angles back," she said. "We played yesterday how it's identical to the shot that was on the cover of British Vogue, I mean, identical. And there's all sorts of theories about how they did it."

"My own personal belief is she did not sit for that photo. And the real question is how unwell is she that she can't sit for a photo with her three children that she would control and she could photoshop and she could cover up herself with?" she asked. "Something's going on."

"I've got my own suspicions," she added. "Forgive me there were people online who believe she made she may no longer be with us."

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Wooten insisted he could "absolutely" confirm she was alive, but speculated that the royal family is in "its biggest crisis in a generation."

"Look at everything that's happened since the death of the late Queen 18 months ago," he pointed out. "I mean this is a disaster. There's just been a suicide. A really grim suicide in the royal family as well…"