Intimate words: that’s what Prince Harry said during Charles’s coronation

During the solemn coronation ceremony, there was hardly a person on whom the eyes of the world were more focused than on the “renegade” prince. Except, of course, King Charles and his wife Camilla. Prince Harry is probably the most criticized member of the British royal family, at least since he moved to the United States.

Many Royal fans don’t forgive him for turning away from the rest of the family with his wife Meghan, giving private insights behind the scenes of the Royals in his Netflix documentary and biography. In Great Britain in particular, the prince has lost popularity with his actions and revelations.

Despite the difficult circumstances, Harry did not abandon his father King Charles on what is probably the most important day of his life. He entered London’s Westminster Abbey for the start of the official ceremony. Without Meghan, who stayed in the United States. The Prince’s performance was followed with eagle eyes by the world’s public. A lip reader closely observed Harry during his presence at the coronation and now reveals what the prince is said to have said there.

Prince Harry chats casually with his chair neighbor

Accordingly, the prince probably had a few sentences on his lips. He apparently told Jack Brooksbank, Princess Eugenie’s husband, a joke just before taking his seat in the church. Lip reader Jacqui Press told the Daily Mail what words she thought the two exchanged.

So the conversation was lighthearted. They may have been talking about a Sunday event. This is evident from the statements that the lip reader claims to have recognized. According to the press, Harry said to Brooksbank with a smile, “That’s funny, hmmm…interesting.” To an unknown question from Eugenie’s husband, Prince Harry replied, “Around a quarter to four?” Mr Brooksbank then replied, “Oh really, when?” to which the duke said: “I think tomorrow…”

Lip whisper: Prince Harry gets a compliment

Earlier, Prince Harry, who chatted with both Prince Edward and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi on his way to church, had addressed the well-wishers and the congregation, saying, “Morning, tomorrow, how are you?”

One person in the crowd told him, “You look chic,” Press reports in the Daily Mail. The lip reader referred to the moment when the prince, dressed in suit and boots, entered the abbey for his father’s coronation.

The Duke of Sussex sat between Jack Brooksbank, the husband of Princess Eugenie, and Princess Alexandra, the cousin of the late Queen Elizabeth. They were joined by Prince Andrew’s daughters, Eugenie and Beatrice, and his husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.