What did William and Harry say to each other during their reunion?
The images of the reunion between Princes William and Harry after their grandfather's funeral ceremony have caught the world. Thanks to lip-reading, we know what they said to each other!
This is the question everyone is asking. After a year without seeing each other, what could Princes William and Harry talk about when they left Saint George's Chapel after attending Prince Philip's funeral ceremony? An expert in lip reading tried to identify, by observing the movements of their mouths, the content of their conversation, as reported by Mirror, this Sunday, April 18. As the two returned to Windsor Castle, they were said to have simply commented on their grandfather's funeral. After taking off his mask, the Duke of Cambridge reportedly told him: "Absolutely magnificent service, ah, the music." Before asking him, "That was awesome, wasn't it?" To which his little brother would have replied: "It was as he (Editor's note: Prince Philip) wanted".
In addition to the movements of their lips, their body language was also analyzed. If expert Adrianne Carter is to be believed, Princes Harry and William were showing no signs of anxiety. The two brothers, estranged for several months, even seemed rather at ease, the British daily said. “Kate seemed to be taking the lead in the discussion,” she said. But when the brothers started to walk together, it was finally natural, without showing the slightest sign of stress or discord. ” So Harry and William weren't trying to "avoid each other." Quite the contrary, by the way. “William even paused so Harry could walk up the hill with them,” remarked the one who thinks “grief brought them together”.
Soon a reconciliation discussion?
For ITN reporter Tom Bradby, Princes William and Harry may well be reconciled. “It is often said that the funeral is a time of reconciliation and it is a scene that many people wanted to see, especially the family themselves”, he declared, as relayed The Express, this Sunday April 18. Commentator Eve Pollard, meanwhile, sees a glimmer of hope in this discussion: “They were talking. They may have been overcome with emotion. They were talking, and that must be a very good sign ”. So, she hopes “they will solve their recent problems” because the grieving queen “needs these two grandchildren”. However, the reunion between Prince William and Harry, separated in the procession, was not the warmest. Sitting opposite each other on the benches of St. George's Chapel, the two brothers did not glance at each other, the tabloid reported.
