One US magazine even printed a front-page story claiming the actress had confirmed: 'Yes, I'm pregnant!'
But her spokesperson has denied the claims, and rather than simply putting Katie's appearance down to a big lunch, she says she thinks these pictures have been photoshopped.
Mother to be, or not to be? Photos of Katie Holmes shopping in New York last week fuelled speculation that she is pregnant
'She's not pregnant and this photo looks doctored,' Ina Treciokas told E! News on Monday.
The 32-year-old's slightly protruding belly was obvious beneath her tight-fitting top and jeans as she browsed the shoe department of Barney's New York in Beverly Hills.
Mail Online has spoken to the picture agency Xposure who confirm that the pictures were not altered in any way.
'We never doctor pictures to make anyone look fat, thin, pregnant, and so on. We have not doctored these pictures,' Xposure's David Taylor says.
Bumps ahead: A rep for the actress has denied the claims by US publications that she is expecting
Only child: Katie and Tom dote on daughter Suri, five
OK magazine in the US claimed that Katie told pals she is expecting.
When she fell pregnant with daughter Suri in 2005 Katie waited, as normal, until she had passed her first trimester to make the announcement despite growing speculation in the press.
The pregnancy did come as a surprise to many when it was confirmed in October 2005, given that Katie and husband Tom Cruise had only known each other six months.
Pregnancy: Katie pictured with Tom Cruise while she was pregnant with Suri in 2006
The couple went public with their romance in May of that year but many were suspicious of the relationship given that they both had major blockbusters to promote at the time.
But just eight weeks later, Cruise, now 48, held a press conference in Paris to tell journalists he had proposed to Miss Holmes.
The couple married in Bracciano, Italy in November 2006 following Suri's birth in April.
Since marrying Tom Katie has struggled to revive her acting career, appearing in a few flops.
Katie has struggled to revive her acting career since marrying Tom, pictured with her last week
Her made-for-television movie The Kennedys was dumped by the History Channel in the US for apparently being historically inaccurate.
A rep for the network at the time said: 'While the film is produced and acted with the highest quality, after viewing the final product in its totality, we have concluded this dramatic interpretation is not a fit for the History brand.
'We recognise historical fiction is an important medium for storytelling and commend all the hard work and passion that has gone into the making of the series, but ultimately deem this as the right programming decision for our network.'
A spokesperson for Holmes and Cruise was unavailable for comment.
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