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Princess Anne gave her older brother King Charles III as they followed the hearse carrying the Queen's coffin into the grounds of Windsor Castle. The eyes of the world watched the Queen's televised funeral which began at 11am this morning (September 29).Following a service at Westminster Abbey, the Queen's coffin was taken in precession to the grounds of Windsor Castle for her to be laid to rest in the royal vault under St George's Chapel.

A lip reading expert has revealed what Princess Charlotte said while at her late great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II's funeral service on 19 September. The seven year old princess, who was spotted crying after the emotional service, arrived at Westminster Abbey alongside the Princess of Wales, 40, and Prince George, nine.

Princess Diana's sister made a cheeky remark to Prince Harry regarding the way he kisses, a lip reader has claimed.The Duke of Sussex was joined by his older brother Prince William, as well as his aunts Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Lady Fellowes, and his uncle Charles, Earl Spencer, for the unveiling of Princess Diana's statue on what would have been her 60th birthday on July 1 last year.The brothers were immediately welcomed by their aunts and uncle as they walked into the garden.READ MORE: Prince Harry 'dragged around like a performing seal' by Meghan Markle, says expertIn videos taken by the media, Lady Sarah and Harry kissed each other on both cheeks before Diana's sister appeared to whisper something in his ear.Jeremy Freeman, a certified lip reader, told the Daily Star that Lady Sarah asked her nephew: "Is this how you kiss?"Harry then jokingly pretended to kiss her twice more showing how he usually kisses, with Lady Sarah grinning from ear to ear and responding: "Oh!"The brothers later greeted landscape gardener Pip Morrison and sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley before unveiling the bronze statue.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Body language expert Judi James told Daily Star that there was a "poignant moment" when both Harry and William looked up at the face of their late mother's statue.They showed traits of their early childhood love for each other and they worked as a team to reveal the statue at one of Princess Diana's favourite places in Kensington Palace, she said.Kensington Palace said it aims to reflect Diana's "warmth, elegance and energy", while the children represent the "universality and generational impact of the princess's work".READ NEXT:

Kate Middleton's affection to Prince William was spotted at one of her first royal events with a cheeky comment, which has been spotted by a lip reader following Wills' 40th birthday.The sweet moment was seen way back in 2006, where Kate was on hand to cheer her boyfriend during his Royal Military Academy graduation in Sandhurst.And, according to lip-reading expert Jeremy Freeman, she was rather taken by her other half's military gear.

Last weekend's Platinum Jubilee was all about the Queen and her extraordinary 70 year reign but her great-grandson, Prince Louis, somehow still managed to steal the show.The cheeky four year old became a huge hit with royal fans and internet users everywhere. He was first observed pulling comical faces from the Buckingham Palace balcony during Trooping the Colour.

Royal fans have been left in hysterics following a sweet moment between cousins Prince Louis and Lena Tindall after it went viral online.Three-year-old Lena, daughter of Zara and Mike Tindall, had turned up to the Jubilee pageant extremely well prepared with a pack of Maoam stripe sweets.The cute little girl was seen attempting to share the tasty treats with her cousins Savannah Phillips, 11, Prince George, eight, and Princess Charlotte, seven.But when cheeky Louis set his eyes on the sweets a stern Lena shot him down quickly.The interaction has been spoken about widely online by amused royal fans who have applauded the funny actions of the young royals.One royal fan said: "Mate, everyone talking about Louis but did anyone see Lena? She was a whole mood, especially when she turned up with snacks."Louis wanted some but she had priorities. At one point it's clear that she says: 'No, Louis!' And she gives him a look."Savannah's reaction says it all."Another wrote: "Savannah moved seats just to laugh at the mayhem and Zara is doing the same.

Prince Louis stole the show once again with by throwing a strop at Platinum Jubilee Pageant and the stern warning his mum Kate Middleton gave him has now been revealed by a lip reading expert.

As the Royal Family gathered on the balcony for Thursday's Trooping the Colour Platinum Jubilee celebrations, all eyes were on adorable Prince Louis.The cheeky youngster decided to put his hands over his ears as the fly by went over, much to the delighted of onlookers on The Mall.The four year old also made a series of facial expressions during Trooping the Colour as he stood alongside his parents, siblings and the Queen. And royal fans couldn't help but notice the similarity between Louis and his uncle Prince Harry.

Prince Louis' pressing question to the Queen has been revealed by a lip reader.The four year old adorably stole the show on the balcony of Buckingham Palace on Thursday afternoon as he joined working members of the royal family to take in the Jubilee flypast as planes, helicopters, and the Red Arrows soared overhead. On one occasion, while waiting for the planes and helicopters, little Louis, who was dressed in a sailor suit, could be seen turning to the side for a brief conversation with his great-grandmother.

Queen enjoyed an adorable moment with her great-grandson Prince Louis at Buckingham Palace balcony during the Platinum Jubilee flypast, a lip reader has revealed.

Prince George, his sister Princess Charlotte and younger brother Prince Louis, have stolen the show in the Queen's Platinum Jubilee at their first carriage debut.The young royals rode together in the carriage in the procession along with their mother, Kate Middleton and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.The celebration marks 70 years of the Queen on the throne since she becomes the first monarch in the nation's history to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee.During the short journey from Buckingham Palace to watch the Horse Guard Parade, the eight-year-old waves to the crowd as they head down to the Mall.He is spotted calling his mum an adorable nickname by lip-reading expert Jeremy Freeman when he turns to speak to Kate.According to Jeremy, George adjusts his posture on the carriage and says: "Momma."Meanwhile his younger brother, Louis, is seen being "slapped down" by sister Charlotte, who appears to tell him to stop waving.Louis is spotted wearing a very similar outfit his father, Prince William, once wore when he attended Trooping the Colour in 1985.The four-year-old puts on a navy and white striped sailor-inspired outfit in a touching yet sweet tribute to William.Charlotte is seen wearing a cornflower blue dress and a blue ribbon on her braided hair.The group is later seen joining the Queen at Buckingham Palace balcony as they watch the Royal Air Force flypast.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.The 96-year-old Monarch stepped out of the famous balcony along with cousin, the Duke of Kent, son Prince Charles, daughter Princess Anne and Camilla, while Kate and William lead their three children to meet the well-wishers.While it was confirmed

Prince Charles 'moaned' to Camilla he made a historic appearance at the State Opening of Parliament, a lip reader claims.The Prince of Wales was in Westminster delivering the Queen's speech on her behalf today (Tuesday, May 10) after mobility issues forced her to pull out of the formal tradition.According to top lip reader, Jeremy Freeman, as Charles stepped out of his car he gave his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall an honest assessment of their journey, the Mirror reports.Dressed in his Admiral of the Fleet uniform, medals and honour insignia, Charles began walking through the Sovereign's entrance when he issued a complaint, Mr Freeman says.He told the Mirror, says as they got out of the car, Charles told Camilla: "Oh my word that was uncomfortable".Shortly afterwards, Charles could be seen gesturing to Camilla, appearing to tell her what side she should be standing on.And according to Jeremy, as he points out where Camilla should stand, he says: "Your side."Meanwhile a few minutes later as Charles greets officers lining the route to the throne room, he approaches the last one and says: "I hope you're well."The officer then leans forward as he didn't hear the remark and according to Jeremy says: "What, sorry?"Charles the repeats what he said to the officer, who replies: "Well, yes I'm trying." Charles and son Prince William jointly opened Parliament on the Queen’s behalf as Counsellors of State after the monarch delegated the important duty to them.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox! Princess Diana's sister Lady Sarah McCorquodale was caught on camera teasing Prince Harry with a cheeky remark when they met at Kensington Palace, a lip reader revealed.