Meg Goes Mad: The Shocking Truth Behind William’s Secret Talk Revealed

Exactly a year ago today, Prince Harry and Prince William stood side by side as they unveiled a statue of their mother, Princess Diana.

A lip reader has now uncovered the details of their conversation during this emotional event.

Last year, on what would have been her 60th birthday, the Rowing Brothers put their ongoing feud aside to come together and honor their mother's life and legacy with the unveiling of the statue at Kensington Palace.

This was their first reunion since Harry's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, where he accused his brother of being trapped within the royal family.

Meghan, Harry's wife, also accused Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, of making her cry.

Despite their recent visit to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, this joint engagement turned out to be their last.

During the unveiling ceremony, which brought together everyone involved in designing and creating the statue, lip reader Jeremy Freeman caught a brief but intriguing conversation between the two princes.

As they waited by the Diana statue, a staff member provided instructions on how to unveil it.

According to Freeman, the man said, “As you pull it, it'll slide over and drop, OK.” In response, Harry raised his arms and reassured William, saying, “We will be OK.” William then looked around, adjusting the space, and warned Harry, “I didn't want anything to go wrong.

It's important we unveil it right.”

However, Harry suggested a more casual approach, saying, “Let's just yank it.”

The rift between the brothers has been widely discussed, with reports suggesting that William had concerns about Harry's relationship with Meghan before their wedding in 2018.

The tension escalated when Harry claimed in his interview with Oprah that William was trapped within the royal system.

Despite attending Trooping the Colour and a service at St. Paul's Cathedral for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, the brothers were not seen together during the celebrations.

According to royal expert Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine, their relationship remains strained.

She stated, “Despite appearing to do so, the two boys never got along particularly well.

They sat together for TV interviews on their joint causes, joshing with each other, but they were never very good friends.”

In other news, Prince William and Kate Middleton's office has announced an exciting sporting event scheduled for later this week.

The Duke of Cambridge will return to the polo pitch for a charity match.

The Outsourcing Inc. Royal Charity Polo Cup 2022 will take place at Guards Polo Club on July 6.

This marks William's comeback as a polo player, following his brother Harry's recent debut as a member of the Los Padres team at the Santa Barbara Polo and Racquet Club, near their current residence.

It is possible that Kate Middleton will also be present to support William during his match.

The Cambridges are expected to make a grand appearance, potentially overshadowing the Sussexes.

The last time William and Harry faced off in a polo match was in July 2019, with their wives and children watching from the sidelines.

Through this match, Prince William aims to raise funds for various charities and associations close to his and Kate's hearts.

As the elder son of Prince Charles, William continues to use his platform to make a positive impact in society.