“She will be…”, these intriguing words discreetly slipped to Sophie of Edinburgh during the Remembrance ceremony

Monday 11th November 2024 12:59 PM

Catherine Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales and Sophie Rhys-Jones, Duchess of Edinburgh – The Royal Family honors those lost in both world wars at the Remembrance Sunday ceremony at the Cenotaph in London – November 10, 2024: Service Of Remembrance at The Cenotaph in London, England. Each year members of the British Royal Family join politicians, veterans and members of the public to remember those who have died in combat..Featuring: Catherine, Princess of Wales, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh.Where: London, United Kingdom.When: 10 Nov 2024.Credit: Cover Images (Credit Image: © Cover Images via ZUMA Press)

During the Remembrance DayKate Middleton was alongside Sophie of Edinburgh. For his return after the remission of his cancer, The Princess of Wales attended the most significant official engagement of the year: on Remembrance Sunday at the Cenotaph. Pour The Sun, a lip reader revealed what'she told the Duchess of Edinburgh, who supported her during the event. Indeed, she was able to count on the presence of Sophie from Edinburgh during this moving moment in tribute to the British dead of the world wars.

The exchange between Kate Middleton and Sophie of Edinburgh

Kate Middleton made one of her first apparitions at the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph. The princess returns little by little to her royal duties since the remission of his cancer. She observed the wreath-laying ceremony from the balcony of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In the absence of Queen Camilla, who was forced to rest at home because she suffers from a lung infection, Kate Middleton had to stand alone to the central balcony. But it is Sophie of Edinburgh who was moved from her original position on a nearby balcony to stand alongside the princess as a sign of support. The two women exchanged a few words. One lip reader, Kayleigh Harris, told the Sun that Kate would have said to Sophie: “She will be supported in this.” And Sophie would have replied: “Yes, and in particular… “. However, (…)