Prince Harry squeezed in a short conversation with his uncle Charles Spencer while greeting him at the Invictus Games event earlier this week.
The Duke of Sussex and Princess Diana’s brother had a sweet reunion at St Paul’s Cathedral, where Harry attended a service marking the 10th anniversary of the sporting event.
A lip reader has broken down the interaction between the duo, who chatted briefly before Harry delivered his speech.
Speaking to the Daily Star, Jeremy Freeman claimed the Spare author kicked off the conversation by asking: "What's the craic, uncle?"
Charles’ response couldn’t be made out due to his back facing the camera, but then Harry made another comment, saying: “That would, wouldn’t it?”
Another response from the Earl prompted Harry to add: “100%, it’s controversial,” according to the expert.
The prince went on to make a series of cryptic remarks, including, "It's not going to stop now… We're together, course/cause it's a struggle. And to think how bad Andrew's was..."
The exact context of the conversation is unclear.
For the unversed, the Invictus Games mogul visited his homeland for a whistlestop tour to celebrate a decade of the sports event for injured veterans earlier this week.
