Prince Harry reportedly reassured Prince William as he unveiled a statue of his mother, Princess Diana
Prince Harry reportedly reassured Prince William as he unveiled a statue of his mother, Princess Diana, last year.
As The Mirror reports, today, on what would have been the 61st birthday of the Princess of Wales, a lip reader Jeremy Freeman revealed a 'brief but interesting conversation' between the two princes.
Freeman reported that a member of staff first gave the princes a quick instruction on how to unveil the statue of Diana.
“As soon as you pull it, it will slide up and down, right,” Freeman claimed, before adding that Harry put up his arms before turning to his brother and said, "We'll be fine."
As William contemplated the veil that accommodated the space, Harry reportedly said, "I didn't want anything to go wrong.
"It's important that we unveil it properly."
Freeman said the Duke of Cambridge explained how the statue should be removed before Prince Harry said, "Let's move it!"