Over the weekend, she walked the red carpet for the premiere of her new sci-fi film The End of Oak Street, wearing low-slung jeans and a blue cape-style top that exposed the underside of her stomach—or, as one person in her Instagram comments put it: “The most scary and awkward belly I’ve ever seen.” I’m not a Hollywood star on the publicity circuit, but on some level perhaps that’s why, when I took part in a PR event that involved playing tennis with Andy Murray at seven months pregnant, I wore a baggy black outfit and held a racket across my stomach for the Instagram shot. Are we so addled by filters and AI-generated images that we imagine a pregnant woman might be faking her baby bump, too?