Poll of the Day: Is Kate Middleton Pregnant?

Many people around the world suffer from peanut allergies. Kate Middleton, however, does not. Needless to say, when she refused to eat some tasty peanut paste in Copenhagen last week, the world reacted in the only logical way possible: assuming she's become pregnant. While we may never know what exactly makes peanut paste different from peanut butter, we can still ask: Does the Duchess of Cambridge have a baby on board?

But first, last week's poll: On the off chance you were on a week long deep sea dive and didn't hear the news, Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries tragically ended their 10-week marriage last Monday. This led us to ask whether or not the socialite could ever find true love. And while we're hard pressed to think of a more romantic star out there, 69 percent of you think she has no chance.

But back to royalty, non-existent peanut allergies, and sensationalized speculation. While most pregnant ladies would ideally eat everything placed in front of them, science tells us that not all food and beverages go so well with baby making. As for peanuts: Some doctors request pregnant women avoid the snack, lest their unborn children develop allergies.

However, as of 2009, Britain's government has given the green light to expecting moms who want to chow down on some scrumptious PB & J sandwiches. Though, just because the government tells you it's okay, doesn't mean you should listen! Where's the fun in complacency?

If the Duchess were to turn out pregnant, she'd join an impressive crop of expecting celebrities: Jessica Simpson, Beyonce, and Hilary Duff are all due to give birth soon. And although Middleton hasn't put out a pop record, millions would undoubtedly cry out in joy if she were to release a baby into this world.