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Topics: Royal Family, Prince William, Kate Middleton, The Queen
Mia Williams
Topics: Royal Family, Prince William, Kate Middleton, The Queen
A lip reader has revealed exactly what Prince William and Kate Middleton said to each other at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
What the Royals talk about behind the scenes is something we've all been curious about at least once.
What do they watch on telly at night? Do they ever have awkward in-law confrontations? You know, things that are quite normal for the rest of us.
Well, an expert lip reader has been able to work out exactly what Prince William said to Kate during a conversation at the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations in 2022.
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After the couple were seen talking on the steps of the cathedral while waiting for their car before heading off to the Guildhall for lunch, a lip-reader has come forward to say what was really said.
John Cassidy told the Mirror Online that William was giving clear instructions to Kate at the time.
He explained that Kate first spoke about the service, commenting: “It went very well, very well.”
William is said to have replied: “Yes, perfect.”
However, it was when the pair were waving to the crowd that Cassidy claims that he turned to his wife and said: “Wait for that to move, then we can go.”
This isn’t the first time fans have been pining to find out what a Royal has said, particularly William.
Because Prince William and his son Prince George are avid football fans who have both attended various matches together in the past, there was one instance that left people confused.
It was found that William, who alongside his Royal duties is also the President of the FA, was approached by somebody during the Euros final back in June and it seemed he wasn't that pleased with the interruption.
He went on to mutter something repeatedly under his breath.
Lip reader Nicola Hickling told the Mirror: "William wasn't having any of it and said it 'was already requested'. When he sat down, he muttered under his breath the word 'sausage'."
That’s a very royal insult indeed.
Another instance of people wanting to know the goss and begged lip readers to provide the answers was when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were in Bogotá, Colombia's capital last month.
The pair were visiting Vice President Francia Márquez and her husband Rafael Yerney Pinillo and the Duke could be seen with his arm around his wife as they walked out from a building to be greeted by fans.
When the couple walked out of the building to greet fans, Meghan had a direct order for Harry. Again, professional lip reader Hickling explained what was said.
She explained that she said ‘hand’, and Harry replied with: "Here you go."