‘We can never be on time’: Kate Middleton and William upset King Charles III at coronation, now lip-reader reveals lawsuit against Princes of Wales

When it was believed that the coronation of Carlos III went off without a hitch on May 6 in Westminster Abbeydetails are beginning to emerge that, although they were not noticed at the time, some curious journalist did not let them go.

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As everyone turned their attention to the historic royal event and closely followed the movements of the King of England and his wife Camilla, a lip reader picked up on Her Majesty’s possible annoyance related to the late arrival of the Princes of Wales.

The press is reporting the moment the King and Queen had to wait in the Diamond Jubilee state carriage before entering Westminster Abbey, despite arriving five minutes early, Mail Online reports.

His discomfort was related to the fact that the Princes of Wales and their children Charlotte and Louis were late for the big event in the United Kingdom, which meant that the coronation service was slightly delayed.

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Kate and William were supposed to sit in their seats in front of the king, but with a delay they had to walk behind Carlos III. and Camille as they entered the church in front of 2300 guests.

Annoyance of Carlos III because of the Princes of Wales

A lip reader recorded how excited little Carlos was to have to wait and told the British media the line that would have left his lips: “We can never be on time. This is negative, something always happens”.

Carlos III’s attitude shows that he was not happy with the situation and complained to Queen Camilla about the delay of his son’s family.

The British edition also quoted the lip-reader Jacqui Press who had previously analyzed and studied the paintings of Carlos. She noticed the monarch’s concern at what had happened.

“I’m worried about the time, I think more time has passed this time”, he recorded for the Press what the king said.

Online mail indicates that the Princes of Wales, William and Kate Middleton, had problems and joined the royal procession a little late “because they could not get there early enough to overtake it”.

Chelmsford Bishop Guli Francis-Dehqani admitted that one or two things “didn’t go exactly as planned”, although he did not elaborate on what he meant, adding that he would not embarrass anyone.

At the end of the day, the Princes of Wales shared a video on their verified Instagram profile in which they summarized their hurried departure from their residence and got into the car to head to Westminster Abbey.

“What a day. Thank you to everyone who made it possible,” reads the description of the video, as an indication that after a short delay, everything went smoothly. (AND)