A forensic lip reader has shared their interpretation of what was exchanged between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry during a tender moment at the Invictus Games opening ceremony this past weekend.

All eyes were on the couple as they attended the event, which Prince Harry launched back in 2014.

Their affectionate interactions painted a picture of a deeply in-love duo, captivating both the audience at the venue and those watching from home.

Held at Vancouver’s BC Place Stadium, the ceremony saw over 500 competitors in attendance as Meghan and Harry clasped hands, tenderly held each other’s faces, and exchanged kisses.

Jeremy Freeman, a forensic lip reader, provided his analysis of the couple’s conversation while they observed the event, sharing his insights with the Daily Mail.

Before stepping onto the stage for his opening speech, Harry reportedly turned to Meghan and shared a few parting words.

According to Freeman, he said: “Okay…I’ll be back later.”

In response, Meghan, holding his face, allegedly told him: “You’re amazing!”

But that wasn’t the only affectionate moment between them during the event.

While riding in a golf buggy, Harry was seen resting his hand on Meghan’s thigh—another intimate gesture between the couple.

As they passed by supporters, both greeted the crowd with casual “hi” and “hello” along the way.

Their appearance at the event followed closely after Donald Trump’s recent comments regarding their relationship.

A body language expert suggested that Meghan’s affectionate gestures on Saturday were a well-timed response to Trump’s remarks.

Last week, when asked whether he would scrutinize Prince Harry’s immigration status under the new executive order, Trump dismissed the idea, saying: “I don’t want to do that. I’ll leave him alone. He’s got enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible.”

According to body language specialist Judi James, who spoke with the Daily Mail, Meghan and Harry’s public interactions seemed like a direct rebuttal to Trump’s statement.

“Sitting in the stands watching the ceremony, Meghan displayed herself in several poses of pride and love,” James observed.

“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 further noted: “Her body language looked somewhere between a teenager on a date night and a proud mom at a school open night.”