Lip reader spots King Charles discussing Prince Harry 'issue' with Queen Camilla
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King Charles was overheard discussing a concern regarding Prince Harry with Queen Camilla during Trooping the Colour, according to a lip reader.
As they rode in a carriage along The Mall, the royal couple greeted thousands of onlookers with smiles and waves.
However, lip reader Nicola, on behalf of Fruity King, claims that the monarch, 76, and his wife, 77, were having a discreet discussion about an issue involving Harry. The exchange comes on the heels of Harry revealing to the BBC last month that the monarch refuses to communicate with him.
According to Nicola, Charles instructed Camilla to "wave and smile so that we can keep talking" as they interacted with the crowd. Camilla then allegedly inquired: "Yes. What else did he want?" Charles responded: "He keeps dragging it all up, there seems to be another issue, right now."
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The lip reader asserted that the conversation was indeed centred around Prince Harry.
Nicola also reported that Camilla asked her husband: "What are you going to do about it?". Charles replied: "We will tackle it sooner or later, it's all very messy and I will talk to Harry. That'll be fun."
Camilla's alleged retort was: "Oh yes, problematic." Today's ceremony marks another year that Prince Harry has been absent from proceedings. The last time that the 40-year-old made an appearance at the event was in 2022.
During another discussion between the King and Queen Camilla, lip reader Jeremy Freeman told the Scottish Daily Express that the King could be seen saying: "Absolutely crazy, disgrace, absolutely extraordinary."
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Later, the 76-year-old then reportedly said: "On my way out", before adding: "Meanwhile, not like me. That's the difference between me and him."
While it is unclear as to exactly what or who King Charles was referring to, it comes amid an ongoing dispute between him and Prince Andrew about the future of the Royal Lodge.
Despite the underlying tension, both King Charles and Queen Camilla appeared delighted at the event, an annual tradition commemorating the monarch's official birthday celebrations.
Away from his discussions with Queen Camilla, the festivities passed without any noticeable hiccups, with King and Queen seen alongside their younger family members, including Prince William and Princess Kate, as well as their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
Other members of the Royal Family present at the event included Princess Anne, Duchess Sophie and Prince Edward. The event wrapped up this afternoon with a magnificent flypast.
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