Princess Eugenie, daughter of Prince Andrew, has been accused of complaining during her own wedding to new husband Jack, according to professional lipreaders.
The anniversary of Eugenie and Jack's engagement was four years ago this week, which encouraged some to look back through the wedding footage, as reported by the Daily Record.
The Princess got married to Jack Brooksbank at St George's Chapel in Windsor back in October 2018, almost a year following their engagement.
Many famous faces looked on as Eugenie waltzed down the aisle in her stunning wedding dress, and looked on lovingly at groom Jack.
Now, four years on, a professional lip reader has claimed that Eugenie ended up having to prompt her husband to hold her hand during the ceremony, and complained during the day.
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As the new couple sat beside each other in the chapel to hear their readings, Eugenie said to Jack: "Why aren't you holding my hand?"
It has even been claimed that she had to kick off the kissing in front of the chapel on the day as well, clearly aware of what she had to do.
Eugenie said to Jack, "Let's kiss" as the cameras watched on alongside the wedding guests.
Jack had said before the ceremony; "I'll need to take a few minutes for myself before the speeches because I'm terrified.
"It's very exciting but I'm a little bit nervous."
Jack seemed to gain confidence during the ceremony as Eugenie arrived at the altar, he exclaimed: "Oh, my heart" when he saw her, and added: "Oh break my heart."
The Queen stunned wedding guests with her sense of humour during the big day as well.
Pixie Geldof, who appeared on podcast What Were You Thinking? with fashion designer Henry Holland recalled: "I didn’t meet her but she was walking around saying stuff like, ‘Well, it’s great that I have a house big enough to hold all these guests’.
"She’s full LOL. She was being funny. She was like, ‘Welcome to my home’."
Pixie also tripped up in the day, quite literally.
She said: "I fell over at one point. Stacked it, but not on to the floor.
"And not drunk – hadn’t drunk."
