During their three-day state visit to France, King Charles and Queen Camilla showcased their remarkable command of the French language, delivering brilliant speeches. A body language expert, speaking exclusively to GB News, drew comparisons between the linguistic abilities of King Charles, Queen Camilla, and Prince Harry.
Camilla's speech at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France in Paris, where she launched a new UK-France literary prize, showcased her confidence and ease in speaking French. She had studied French and French literature and spent time in a Swiss finishing school, which contributed to her proficiency.
On the other hand, Charles is known to be fluent in several languages, including French, and has delivered speeches in French on previous occasions. Notably, King Charles's speech contained a passage about "traitors," a reference to historical practices where the head of a traitor would be displayed to the public with the declaration, "Behold the head of a traitor."
Furthermore, Charles injected humor into his speech when addressing the French Parliament, saying, "let's have a go; they might just be able to understand me." This contrasted sharply with Prince Harry's linguistic attempt during the Invictus Games, where he managed a few phrases in German but displayed discomfort and followed with self-deprecating gestures.
This analysis of their linguistic abilities was seen as a veiled criticism of Prince Harry's efforts compared to his father's confident delivery in French.
Recent developments have strained the relationship between Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and the Royal Family. The couple has faced consequences, including the removal of their HRH titles from the Royal Family website, limiting their ability to use these titles for career purposes. While they retained their Sussex titles, they are no longer considered part of the core Royal Family.
Despite their presence in Europe for the Invictus Games, they reportedly did not receive an invitation to an intimate event at Balmoral Castle, marking the one-year anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death. The Royal Family has not reached out to them, and they are not expected to participate in upcoming Royal events.
In summary, the Sussexes' recent actions and statements have strained their relationship with the Royal Family, resulting in their exclusion from official events and engagements.
