Lip reader reveals King Charles’ brutal remark to Camilla at his coronation | New York Post
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as posted by the channelA professional lip reader has offered one theory about what King Charles was saying when he was caught on camera speaking in what appeared to be a frustrated fashion while waiting for his coronation to commence.
In scenes beamed live to viewers around the world, Charles was seen sitting in his coach alongside Camilla, waiting for the all-clear to enter Westminster Abbey to begin the coronation ceremony.
William and Kate, the Prince and Princess of Wales — accompanied by their children Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis — arrived late to the ceremony, and were forced to join the procession behind King Charles rather than entering Westminster Abbey before him, along with the rest of the royals and hundreds of guests.
As he and Camilla sat awkwardly in their carriage for several minutes, waiting for the OK to enter the Abbey, it appears Charles vented his frustrations — at least, according to two lip readers who independently viewed the footage.
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