As the second Elizabethan era came to a close, brothers Prince Harry and Prince William reunited for the funeral after the duo were left estranged months ago. 

Prince Harry and Prince William had a conversation at around 4:20 pm in the evening on Monday in the St Georges Chapel at Windsor Castle for the committal service which did not go unnoticed by the thousands of people who watched the program either online or on television.

A mouth linguist by the name of Jacqui Press told the Daily Mail that she had figured out what the two royals were talking about. 

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Prince William, the new Prince of Wales appeared to let his younger brother Prince Harry and Meghan Markle go in first to the pew. 

According to Press, Prince Harry allegedly asked Prince William, “Shall we go through first?”

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In response, the Prince of Wales nodded “yes” before allegedly telling the Princess of Wales, Catherine Middleton, “Let them go through first.” 

To which the Princess of Wales allegedly replied, “Okay.” The Duke and Duchess of Sussex then moved past the royals next in line for the throne, strolling past their niece Princess Charlotte, 7 and nephew Prince George 9. 

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As the service began, viewers were quick to point out that the two children were placed between the two brothers’ families in an effort to avoid an awkward reunion and bar them from having to interact publicly. 

During the elaborate state funeral service at Wesminster Abbey on Monday Prince Harry and  Markle were seen seated in the second row, behind the Royal Family. This was seen widely as a move to snub the couple for the bombshell interview the two gave Oprah Winfrey in March back in 2021. 

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Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8 after serving as the monarch of the United Kingdom for 70 years. Her death was followed by 10-day mourning period. After being interred in the King George VI memorial chapel at Windsor Castle, the Royal Family will continue to observe a seven day mourning period.