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What Harry and Meghan whispered to each other at Lakers game: lip readers | New York Post
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0:47Now PlayingLip reading experts are analyzing what Prince Harry and Meghan Markle discussed at Monday’s playoff game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Memphis Grizzlies.
In one clip posted online, the couple is shown on the Crypto.com Arena’s kiss cam. A shy Markle, 41, only laughs and places her hand on her husband’s arm as he seemingly attempts to lean in for a smooch.
The televised broadcast caught Harry, 38, and Meghan in conversation — with lip reader Jeremy Freeman telling The Mirror the pair may have been captured rating their date night.
Freeman believes Markle tells Harry, “It’s brilliant,” to which he appears to reply, “Yeah,” nodding in agreement.
Meghan is said to have chimed in: “Right, it’s because it’s your favorite there” before the camera cuts away.
Lip reading specialist John Cassidy saw things differently. The US Sun reports that Cassidy believes Markle told Harry to “put on account.”
“Yep,” he suggests Harry nodded in response.
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