King Charles' remark to Harry shows 'no angst' in marriage to Meghan, lip reader claims

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An unearthed conversation between King Charles, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has been revealed by a lip-reader who studied a clip discovered from the early days of the couple's marriage.The footage of the newly wed Duke and Duchess of Sussex was filmed at their first engagement as husband and wife in 2018, which was a garden party to celebrate Charles' 70th birthday.It was taken just minutes before they swiftly left the event, which at the time caused speculation about whether or not they'd been asked to leave, the Mirror reports.In the newly surfaced clip, the Sussexes are joined by King Charles and Queen Camilla for a Buckingham Palace garden party to mark the special occasion and, while they appeared happy on the day, some insiders have previously claimed things were not so calm behind the scenes.However, a professional lip reader has confirmed what Charles actually said to his youngest son moments before they left and has confirmed that there "definitely wasn't any angst" in his words.In the clip, Harry and Meghan can be seen chatting to guests while the duchess is heard admiring one woman's necklace.They are then approached by a member of staff who appears to tell Harry that Charles wants to chat to him.

Harry steps aside as his dad quietly says something to him and places his hand on his arm. The duke was seen nodding and gesturing ahead of him before patting the now monarch on the back and returning to Meghan.

Camilla then walks over and kisses both Harry and Meghan goodbye before returning to the waited crowds. The Sussexes say their goodbyes to the group they were chatting to and tell them to enjoy the rest of their afternoon as they walk back towards the palace with their staff.