Kate Middleton Baby Bump, Due Date: Pregnant Duchess Attacked by Morrissey, Will Attend Queen's Coronation One Month Before July Birth

Despite there being less than 2 months left before the July 13 delivery of the future heir to the thrown, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, still has some royal duties and functions to attend. According to some sources, Prince Williams' wife will be showing off her baby bump at the Queen's Coronation celebration on June 4. But before that, the nearly eight-months-pregnant royal has to deal with some nasty remarks about her food choices from the former frontman of The Smiths, Morrissey.

A celebrated vegan, Morrissey often speaks out against animal cruelty, especially in his homeland of Britain. So when Prince Chalres outlawed foie gras in the United Kingdom, he applauded the royal. Unfortunately he had some harsher words for Charles' daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton.

On his online fanzine, the Moz stated:

"Congratulations to Prince Charles for banning foie gras from all his functions.
"However, unsurprisingly, this most savage and cruel commodity continues to be the favorite "dish" of smiling mother-to-be Kate Muddleton (from whom, in fact, we expect no less.)
"Foie gras production is illegal in the UK, yet the ever-so-correct Fortnum and Mason have found suppliers in France who will keep their shelves stocked - possibly with the hope that smiling Kate will wobble in and place an order for her unborn child.
"Since Fortnum and Mason are now the only department store in London who are associated with the pitiless atrocity of foie gras, would you please write to them/contact them and exert pressure on them to stop selling such a savage beyond belief 'product'."

Clearly the dramatic singer (who is infamous for his public statements against others) is not a Middleton fan.

The Queen's Coronation will mark 60 years of service for Elizabeth II and Kate plans to attend with her husband, brother-in-law Prince Harry, and grandfather-in-law Prince Philip at Westminster Abbey next month.

After the ceremony, the Queen and her husband will attend a private lunch that Kate and William are most likely to miss due to the Duchess being 8 months pregnant.