Tensions between Prince Harry and Prince William have been evident for some time—and one of their final public appearances together seemed to reflect that.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made their last official engagement as working royals five years ago at the Commonwealth Day Service of Celebration.

Back in January 2020, Harry and Meghan announced their decision to step down as senior members of the royal family, and just two months later, they made their final appearance.

They attended the event alongside Queen Elizabeth, Charles, Prince William, Kate, and other members of the royal family. Although the gathering seemed formal and flawless on the surface, many believe there was more going on behind the scenes.

In a video clip from the service, Harry and Meghan are shown seated behind William and Kate. As the couple arrived and took their places in the front row, Meghan smiled warmly, gave a small wave, and even greeted them with a “hello.”

As William and Kate settled into their seats, Harry seemed to lean toward Meghan and speak quietly to her.

Lip reader Jeremy Freeman has since interpreted what Harry said, revealing his findings to the Daily Mail. According to Freeman, Harry told Meghan: “At least they acknowledged, unlike last time.”

This comment, subtle yet pointed, might hint at the underlying tensions that have long existed between Harry and his brother William.