Prince Charles arranged to meet up with Kate Middleton and Prince William later this week when he represented the Queen at the Commonwealth Day service, a lip reader has revealed.
The Prince of Wales and Camilla joined the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the Westminster Abbey service on Monday (March 14).
When the four Royal Family members met, Kate was spotted being "keen to register affection" when she touched Camilla's left arm while giving her a kiss on the cheek.
And shortly after the intimate moment, Charles had a small talk with Kate. Lip-reading expert, Jeremy Freeman, has now told Daily Star that it appears that the two couples have arranged to meet up later this week.
When Charles took a step back and turned to Kate, he placed his hands behind his back and, according to Jeremy, said:: "By the way, on March 26, we’re going to pop in and see you all."
Kate nodded as she listened while her husband William was chatting with his step-mother Camilla.
The meeting will be three days before the Prince Philip memorial service, which is set on Tuesday, March 29.
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The Queen is expected to to be at the service, which will be held in Westminster Abbey, and will be joined by some of Philip’s friends, colleagues and members of organisations he supported.
Prince Andrew is also set to attend the service as his first public appearance since his out-of-court settlement with Virginia Giuffre last month.
The decision regarding Andrew’s attendance was understood to depend on whether the Queen considered the service a family event or an official engagement.
Prince Harry has been slammed by royal fans after announcing he will be at the Invictus Games in April, just one day after he said he would not be attending Prince Philip's memorial this month.
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