Prince William's four-word whisper to Charlotte and Louis uncovered by lip reader

Prince William's four-word whisper to Charlotte and Louis uncovered by lip readerThe Royal Family attended their annual Easter Sunday church service in Windsor this morning - and Prince William was spotted whispering to his children as they walked through the adoring crowdsCommentsNewsNiamh Kirk Lifestyle Writer15:56, 05 Apr 2026Updated 16:01, 05 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesThe Wales family on Easter Sunday(Image: Samir Hussein./WireImage)The Royal Family appeared united as they approached St George's chapel for their Easter Sunday service - despite noticeable absences from certain family members.‌It's the first time the pruned Royal family came together in such a large gathering since the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, and they put on a strong front.‌Prince William led his family, Princess Kate, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to the chapel, behind King Charles and Queen Camilla.‌According to lip reading expert Jeremy Freeman, William whispered to his two youngest: "You look waaaaay happy," giving them some words of encouragement while they waved to the crowds. Meanwhile Kate was said to have said "Hi!" to the adoring fans who had gathered outside.READ MORE: Prince Louis' adorable moment with grandpa King Charles spotted at Easter serviceView 2 ImagesPrince Louis smiles as he awaits the arrival of his grandfather, the King (Image: Getty Images)However, body language expert Judi James noted how William looked "anxious" as he walked with his family, and said: "It was only William showing a subtle tell of any anxiety with a gesture he shares ironically with his brother when they are under scrutiny or pressure which is the hand placed over the stomach in a self-sooth barrier ritual.‌"With George now grown up enough to walk with his mother holding a very grown-up-looking conversation, William walked with his younger son Louis, who marched along wearing a very serious and determined expression...