Prince Harry Accused of Not Singing National Anthem at Queen’s Funeral

Prince Harry has faced criticism on Twitter for allegedly not singing the National Anthem during a moment at the Queen's Funeral at Westminster Abbey in London.

Live footage from the event appeared to show Prince Harry with his mouth slightly open while “God Save the King” was being sung, as he stood behind his father, King Charles III.

However, some viewers offered a more sympathetic interpretation, suggesting that he may have been mouthing the words quietly or overcome with emotion.

Despite this, the prince's supposed lack of singing became a major topic of discussion online, with Twitter exploding with commentary.

One Twitter user accused Prince Harry of showing contempt, a sentiment shared by many others.

Another commenter remarked that his apparent silence would have disappointed his father, saying, “So much for supporting the king!”

However, there were also those who believed people were being too harsh on Harry, who currently resides in America with the Duchess of Sussex and their two children.

“To be fair, it seems like his lips are moving, but very slightly,” one supporter defended.

Another person expressed anger towards a troll who accused Harry of actively disrespecting his family, stating, “He was actually singing.

But you just didn't want to see it.”

As is often the case, even during solemn occasions, some individuals found it appropriate to make jokes.

Some claimed that the lyrics had changed from “God Save the Queen” to “God Save the King,” suggesting that Harry was struggling to learn the new word.

Social media platforms were also abuzz with a theory that Harry and Meghan had been strategically placed behind a large candle to obscure her from TV coverage.

Others extended the non-singing accusations to Meghan, noting that her face was mostly hidden behind the candle, making it difficult to determine if she was singing.

“I don't want to be a conspiracy theorist, but that candle is totally blocking the view of Meghan,” one Twitter user remarked.

In other news, it has been revealed that Prince Harry and Prince William have had minimal communication with each other over the past two years.

A royal expert suggests that the brothers are still harboring anger towards each other, which stems from the growing distance between them.

Following the Queen's death, the two feuding brothers made a joint surprise appearance to meet mourners on September 10, 2022.

However, royal expert Richard Kaye believes that this truce will not last long.

According to Daily Mail, a source informed Kaye that Prince William is particularly concerned about Prince Harry's upcoming memoir.

“William loves his brother, but there is this matter of trust,” the insider reportedly stated.

The same source added that both sides feel a mix of anger and grief due to their lack of communication over the past two years.

The controversy surrounding Prince Harry's alleged non-singing at the Queen's Funeral has ignited heated debates on social media.

While some criticize him for what they perceive as disrespect, others defend him, suggesting alternative interpretations.

Additionally, the ongoing tension between Prince Harry and Prince William continues to be a topic of interest, with speculation about the future of their relationship.

As the public awaits further developments, it remains to be seen how these events will unfold and impact the dynamics within the royal family.