Prince Harry was scheduled to give a speech to a packed arena, but before doing so, he turned to Meghan for some courage, and expert lipreader Nicola Hickling was able to decipher what was said.
Harry and Meghan were in Vancouver for the Invictus Games with the Duke turning to his wife, saying: “Give us a kiss then,” with the Duchess doing just that, and saying back to her hubby: “All the best.”
Harry took to the stage to address the veterans and their family, who the Invictus Games are for.
The Duke said, “Over the past decade, I’ve lost count of the times we’ve heard you tell us that the Invictus Games saved you.
“Respectfully, I disagree. Invictus didn’t save you. You saved yourself.”
According to a body language expert, this wasn’t just Harry looking to his wife for moral support, it was the power couple sending a message to Donald Trump who had made an offhanded remark about Meghan.
Prior to the winter event, Trump said Harry was off the hook, he wouldn’t deport the British royal because “he had enough problems dealing with her,” referring to Meghan.
Trump has made a number of egregious remarks about the Sussexes, which made us wonder if it would make things uncomfortable during the recent state visit to the UK, hosted by none other than Harry’s father, King Charles, but the general concusses was “no,” that the topic wouldn’t come up.
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Just before the state visit, Harry was in the UK to visit with some of his charities, and also spent time with his father, which was the first time in a long time.
There was talk of a royal reconciliation, which went on for weeks, but it has since quieted down, which may be because other topics have come up.
When it comes to the royals, every day is different, and the conversation has turned to Prince Andrew and that he’s considering moving out of Royal Lodge and into Frogmore Cottage, which is still to be confirmed.
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