After a royal commentator pointed out that the King Charles III He had a sad face as he looked at his son Prince HarryThere was another moment during his entry into Westminster Abbey that made the 74yearold monarch uneasy. A lipreading expert has revealed the royal was upset with Prince William ahead of the coronation.
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That’s because the Prince and Princess of Wales, Wilhelm It is Kate Middletonthey were supposed to be the penultimate to arrive at the abbey before him, but they were late, which Charles may have found disrespectful after all the rehearsals they had conducted.
The King and Queen Camilla had to wait in the carriage outside the Abbey for several minutes before William finally arrived and entered with his family.
Charles was then caught on camera worrying and making comments to his wife. He said: “We never made it on time. There is always something. “It’s boring,” the expert told the Daily Star newspaper.
Minutes later Prince William arrived and finally the king and queen were able to enter the church.
SPEECH OF THE HEIR
The coronation ceremony of King Charles III took place last weekend. and Prince William spoke at the music concert which took place at Windsor Castle last Sunday 7th May.
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“Good night Windsor! A big thank you to everyone who made this evening special. I want to say a few words about my dad and why I think this weekend is so important,” he began.
The monarch then quoted his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away in September last year. “But don’t worry, I won’t talk all night. As my grandmother said at her coronation, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. And I know that she is up there, lovingly watching over us. She would be a proud mother. As grand as the celebrations are, at the heart of the pageant is a simple message,” he said.
Finally, William commented on the services rendered by the kings. “My father’s first words upon entering Westminster Abbey yesterday were a pledge of his service. It was a promise to continue to serve. Because for over 50 years it has been dedicated to serving others, current and future generations and those whose memory should not be overlooked, in every corner of the UK, throughout the Commonwealth and around the world. Take nature.”
“He was warning us of the risks to the health of our planet long before it became a commonplace issue. Or the Prince’s Trust. It has helped over a million young people, many from disadvantaged backgrounds, to achieve their aspirations. And perhaps most importantly, my father always understood that people of all faiths, backgrounds and communities deserve to be celebrated and supported.”
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Finally, the prince also pledged to continue serving his native country. “Dad, we are all very proud of you. I also want to express my pride and gratitude for the millions who serve in the armed forces, in the classroom, on the station, and in the local communities. I wish I could mention you all. Your service inspires us all. And tonight we celebrate you too. I promise to serve you all. King, Country and Commonwealth. God save the king,” he concluded.
PINK?
According to The Mirror, William’s speech was a subtle dig at brother Prince Harry and sisterinlaw Meghan Markle.
In 2021, the couple renounced their royal duties. “We can all live a life of service. The service is universal,” they said at the time.
According to the tabloid, William gifted the couple a lapel pin when mentioning the service rendered by members of the royal family. “While all celebrations are grand, at the heart of the pageant is a simple message: service.”
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