Lip reader reveals Meghan Markle’s words to Prince Harry as they pack on PDA amid Trump’s ‘terrible’ jab

VANCOUVER, CANADA: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's intimate moments at the Invictus Games opening ceremony this weekend are making waves, with expert analysis revealing some of their private exchanges. 

Certified forensic lip reader Jeremy Freeman, who is affiliated with the Deafness Cognition and Language Research Centre at University College London, has decoded the couple's interactions.

Throughout the ceremony, the pair were seen holding hands and sharing tender moments of affection, including face-holding and kissing, all captured in the spotlight.

This PDA-packed moment came after Donald Trump stated that he had no plans to expel Prince Harry from the United States, adding that the royal already had "enough problems" due to his "terrible" relationship with Meghan.

Lip reader decodes several exchanges between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

According to lip reader Jeremy Freeman, who shared his findings with Daily Mail, he decoded several exchanges between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during the Invictus Games opening ceremony.

Before taking the stage to deliver his opening speech, Prince Harry reportedly told Meghan, "Okay... I’ll be back later."

At another point during the ceremony, Meghan lovingly cupped Harry’s face with both hands and affectionately said to him " You are amazing!"

The couple also shared a sweet moment while riding in a golf buggy, where Prince Harry was seen with his hand resting on Meghan’s thigh as they basked in the adoration of fans. The pair could be seen mouthing "hello" and "hi" while waving at the supporters gathered to greet them.

Another, Professional lip reader Nicola Hickling revealed to The US Sun that during a passionate exchange, Meghan gave Harry a kiss on the lips and whispered, "All the best."

As Harry moved toward the stage to address the 54,000-seat arena, he told the crowd, "Over the past decade, I've lost count of how many times you've told us that the Invictus Games saved you. Respectfully, I disagree. Invictus didn’t save you. You saved yourself."

As they passed by cheering well-wishers, Hickling revealed that Meghan encouraged Harry to acknowledge them, saying, "Make them cheer." Harry responded by shouting, "Yeah, come on, come on!"

What did body language expert say about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's PDA-packed moment?

A body language expert has analyzed the interaction between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, claiming that the Duchess of Sussex was determined to put on a loving display. 

Judi James, the expert, told MailOnline, "When he[Trump] made his derogatory comments about Harry and Meghan, Meghan's body language response seemed to be 'Hold my coat' as she put on one of the most emphatic sets of bonding and adoration rituals ever."

James continued, explaining that Meghan's speech welcoming her husband on stage was delivered with a "breathless, excitable tone."

"Her 'Oh gosh' delivery included traits like eye-rolling to suggest surprise, sighing breathlessly, tossing her hair and pushing it back from her face and even the same squealing and whispering to suggest barely-contained emotions," James said.

According to James, Meghan’s gestures showed the warmth and affection typically seen from newlyweds.

"Her introduction of Harry involved the kind of coyness signals you'd normally see from a newlywed, implying deliberately to the audience that she was still embarrassed by her depth of feeling for him," James stated.

James further emphasized, "Her 'I want to introduce a man who means a lot to me' came with more knowing 'aside' eye-rolls to the audience, a peacocking hair preen and a coy smile."

James described how Meghan squealed, giggled, and stepped back to greet Harry with a kiss on the cheek, before extending one arm to direct him to the microphone.

"Sitting in the stands watching the ceremony, Meghan displayed herself in several poses of pride and love," he explained.

"She clung to Harry's arm, leaning in towards him like a fan and clutching his hand in an ownership gesture that seemed to (unnecessarily) let everyone, including Trump, know 'He's all mine'," James explained.

James added, "Meghan's beaming smile involved heavy lip compressions and crinkling to emphasis pride in her man and she used face-touching rituals to register ownership, like stroking his cheek and neck with one hand and, in probably the biggest, most 'triumphant' public signal."

James concluded, “Standing to clasp his face in both her hands before kissing him on the lips as though sending her own personal hero off to make his appearance on stage.”