A PROFESSIONAL lip reader has revealed the reassuring words Prince William told his son George at the Jubilee concert.
For the three children of the Cambridges, these have been quite a few busy days, celebrating the Platinum Jubilee of their great-grandmother.
But every step of the way, there was help.
Whether it was the jaw-dropping light show outside the Buckingham Palace or the Jubilee pageant where the Queen appeared as a hologram, the young Royals were supported by their loving parents.
And it seems that William had a fatherly advice to share with his son, Prince George, last night in the Royal box, according to a lip reader.
Eagle-eyed viewers will remember that at some point during the concert outside the Buckingham Palace, the two could be seen fixing bands to their wrists.
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Amongst the viewers was also John Cassidy, a professional lip reader, who told The Mirror what was said between the two.
After watching the footage, he believed William said to George, who was struggling with his band: “You’ll have to do it like that..ok let’s do mine, then I’ll help you.”
It wasn’t just William and his wife Kate ready to support the kids – so was William’s cousin, Zara Tindall, who was sat behind them.
As George’s sister, Princess Charlotte also found it a bit of a struggle with a cushion that had been left on her seat, John claimed that Zara asked her: “Do you want that taken off as well too? yes? ok.”
More than several thousand people attended the spectacular event yesterday evening to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee – and it’s safe to say, the show did not disappoint.
With dozens of artists and musical talent, people gathered outside the Buckingham Palace and celebrated the occasion.
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And although Her Majesty didn’t attend the gig, there was a surprise towards the end of the concert – a light show displaying the Queen, her handbag and, of course, a corgi.
While members of the royal family, including the Cambridges, Charles and Camilla and Princess Anne, were in the audience, Her Majesty was not attending the gig.
Queen Elizabeth has been experiencing mobility problems in recent months and the palace had warned in advance that the monarch would consider which jubilee events she felt able to attend.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were staying home for Party at the Palace after celebrating daughter Lilibet’s first birthday privately.
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The couple are keeping a low profile this weekend after the Queen reportedly said there were to be “no dramas” during the Jubilee.
Harry and Meghan made one public appearance during the weekend.
