The world had been waiting, watching and hoping for the moment that would show the rift between William and Harry had been set aside.
The Duke of Cambridge and his little brother, the Duke of Sussex, were seen talking in what appeared to be a good-natured conversation.
This is the first time the world has seen the brothers speaking since the bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, where Harry exposed that the pair had a strained relationship.
However, the rift was set aside in the wake of their beloved grandfather’s death.
After the pair were seen speaking during Prince Philip’s funeral, a professional lip reader has come forward to give their guess on what the pair could have been chatting about as they left St George’s Chapel.
According to British publication, Express, William said to Harry: “Yes, it was great, wasn’t it?” to which Harry replied: “It was as he wanted”.
The brothers also were seen speaking to the Archbishop of Canterbury before William turned to his brother again.
“Absolutely beautiful service, ah the music,” he allegedly said.
Experts also pointed out how relaxed the pair were, as they stood side by side chatting.
Body language and speech expert, Michael Kelly, explained to 7NEWS.com.au that the brothers’ conversing is a good sign.
“It seemed like there’s no rancour at all. (The brothers) could have been walking down the country lane,” he said.
Kelly also suggested that Harry appeared to be getting along well with his sister-in-law, Kate.
“It seemed like he was (like this with) Kate as well – no rancour, no animosity. They seemed in general just sombre”.
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