Kate Middleton was forced to give Prince William a word of warning as they gathered for one of the most significant events in decades.
The Coronation of King Charles last May required months of meticulous planning to ensure a flawless celebration. Not only were Charles and Queen Camilla involved, but the Prince and Princess of Wales also played crucial roles on the big day.
They were eager for the Coronation to proceed without a hitch. According to a lip reader, Kate gave William a worried four-word warning ahead of the ceremony to prevent any potential mishaps.
It occurred as the couple arrived at Westminster Abbey with their children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, and joined the procession before the crowning of King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Both were dressed in formal robes, with Kate donning her striking Royal Victorian Order mantle and William wearing his Order of the Garter mantle.
Cameras caught the moment the couple lined up waiting for the procession to begin, with William and Kate seen exchanging words. It seems that Kate had a word of caution for her husband before they began the lengthy walk into the Abbey.
Professional lip reader Jeremy Freeman told the Daily Star that Kate turned to William and said “Just mind the gown.” He believes the future king responded reassuringly, saying: “Don’t worry I got [or caught] it.”
Thankfully, the Coronation ceremony went off without a hitch, including the procession. However, one detail on Kate’s outfit sparked a frenzy among royal fans when the official Coronation photos were released.
