Beyoncé died nearly 20 years ago and was replaced by a clone, according to a bizarre conspiracy theory.
The theory claims that Queen Bey died in 2000 and record label bosses cloned her using her stem cells.
Beyoncé was in her Destiny's Child heyday around that time and the suits didn't want to lose the money she was making them.
Wacky theorists claim the Crazy In Love hitmaker is clearly a clone because she looks different to how she did back then.
Of course the theory doesn't take into account age, as the years would have definitely made Bey, 37, look different to her 19-year-old self.
It also doesn't explain where industry execs would even get the singer's stem cells in order to clone her.
Beyoncé is back on top this week after the release of her Netflix film Homecoming and its accompanying album .
The documentary follows the icon as she prepares for Coachella, and reveals the gruelling diet that she followed .
After giving birth to twins Rumi and Sir via C-section June 2017, Bey didn't eat bread, carbs, sugar, dairy, meat, fish or alcohol to drop weight so that she could keep up with rehearsals and performing.
The Coachella performance was the first gig for Bey after giving birth.
She admits in the documentary of the gruelling regime: "I definitely pushed myself further than I knew I could and I learned a very valuable lesson.
"I will never, never push myself that far again."
