King Charles made a cheeky response to his wife Camilla as the royal couple stepped out on the Buckingham Palace balcony after the Trooping the Colour parade, a lip reader has claimed. The couple were joined by senior members of the royal family as they greeted thousands of fans who celebrated the official birthday of the British sovereign.
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Lip reader Jeremy Freeman, told The Mirror, highlighting a moment between the King and his wife as they stepped out onto the balcony. Camilla was spotted placing a hand on King Charles' shoulder for support and appearing to give him an order, Jeremy Freeman claimed.
The Queen said as per the lip reader, "Don't walk away, you know I can't walk on my throne/own."
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To which, King Charles replied, “Oh deary me.” The body language expert claimed that the King appeared to be "masking a smile", adding that the look on the monarch's face showed that he didn't "want to be there".
The balcony appearance followed a traditional parade and changing of the guard. King Charles was joined by Prince William, Prince Edward and Princess Anne.
{{/usCountry}}The balcony appearance followed a traditional parade and changing of the guard. King Charles was joined by Prince William, Prince Edward and Princess Anne.
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