Prince Harry and Meghan Markle returned to the British royal family on Monday as if nothing had happened. Their attendance at the Commonwealth Day Mass held at Westminster Abbey was like looking back, as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex held the same seats as last year when they were still an active part of the British crown and had not announced his controversial departure, blowing up the institution with his unexpected escape. Now, is everything still the same after you quit to represent the family longer?
That’s what has caught the attention of the British media, who are desperately searching for hidden messages in the gestures, looks and words of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after meeting their entire family in public after three months without doing so. An analytical look that also fell on the rest of the royal clan, as you never know in what minute detail what their family relationship looks like now that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have shown their reluctance to become an active part. of the family, with the responsibilities that this entails, beyond the juicy and millionaire profits that this brings.
Many British media wanted to know for sure what Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were saying to Prince William and Kate Middleton, faced with the future of the British royal family after the former’s drastic decision. To do this, they called on the services of lip-reading experts to try to steal the words from their mouths when they secretly exchanged whispers and confidences during the religious act.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were already seated in their respective seats when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge followed suit. At that time, cameras weren’t able to capture what was said while greeting each other, since Guillermo and Kate Middleton turned their backs on graphic media. What can be verified is that they greeted each other and Meghan Markle responded to her brother-in-law’s greeting with an informal “hey”.
Prince Harry complains about his brother’s reception
The consensus among lip-reading experts is that Prince Harry complained to his wife that her brother had been very restrained in his greetings, which would show the bad vibes currently existing between the children of Princess Diana of Wales and the Prince Charles of England: “He just said ‘Hello, Harry’, that was all,” Harry tells his wife, as she just nods in response, never losing blood- cold and smiling. The actress leaves her face blank, with no gestures that show how she feels about the distance between her husband and brother, something they’ve surely dealt with a lot in private.
British media coincide in describing the situation between the Dukes of Sussex and the Dukes of Cambridge as tense. They show that during the Commonwealth Day ceremony among the members of the British royal family, a certain tension has arisen, although they prefer to leave it inside the halls of the palace and try to offer an image of unity visible in front of the gallery. Of course, it seems that non-verbal language plays a trick on them and prevents them from hiding what is cooking in their head.
Prince William concerned about coronavirus
After the brief greeting between the brothers and their respective wives, Prince William showed his concern. Now, not because of how her brother is in his new life or if there’s an opportunity to improve their relationship now that she’s on the run, but because of the issue that has the whole world in suspense: the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. . This is evident in the words Prince William shares with Kate Middleton after the greeting and after focusing his gaze forward, leaving his brother and sister-in-law behind: “This whole handshake is weird. We’re going to have to put on a lot less gel after that,” they assure Guillermo told Kate. And it seems that the safety measure to prevent the spread of Covid 19 of not shaking hands or kissing, opting instead for a bow, does not completely convince him and he misses him very much.
The conversation between Prince Harry and his brother, as well as that of their respective wives, ended with an express greeting. They exchanged no more words, nor looked at each other. Both couples focused their attention on what was happening on stage and respectfully followed the traditional religious ceremony that they never miss. At the exit, again, the distance. Only one meter separated them from each other, just enough so that they no longer exchanged words and left in an orderly fashion in an impromptu parade saying goodbye to the participants. First came the Dukes of Cambrigde and after them those of Sussex. They got into their respective vehicles and the act was over, the family tension and the analysis of their movements.
