Carrie Johnson told Boris she was 'bored', lip reader says
Last week, politicians and high flying royals stepped out to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee.
Among those in attendance, was British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his wife, Carrie, who seemingly grew slightly tired towards the end of the four-day celebrations.
On the final day of the Jubilee celebrations, Boris and Carrie sat in the royal box at the Platinum Pageant, positioned right behind the royal family as they watched on.
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Boris Johnson and Carrie Johnson attend the Platinum Pageant on The Mall on June 5, 2022 in London, England. UK Press via Getty Images
The duo were recorded as they shared a brief exchange, which was interpreted by lip reading expert Nicola Hickling, per DevonLive.
Hickling says that Carrie looked at her husband and said, "I'm bored". To which he responded, "What?"
Hickling interpreted Carrie's next words as: "I'm bored, can we leave?"
Politicians weren't the only ones who were tuning out of the celebrations. Just a few seats in front of them, a young Prince Louis was filmed giving his mother, Kate Middleton, a hard time as he too grew bored.
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The young prince was caught on camera putting his hand across Kate's mouth, trying to shush her as she attempted to tell him to sit still.
Prince Louis was filmed giving his mother, Kate Middleton a hard time as he too, grew bored. Chris Jackson/Pool Photo via AP
The Duchess of Cambridge appeared to reprimand her son who then turned to her and scolded her back. Kate then gave up and had a smile on her face, admitting defeat.
The Cambridges took a central role in the four-day Jubilee festival, joining the Queen, Prince Charles and Camilla at the start of the event on Thursday before making another appearance on the palace balcony during the finale.
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Prince William and Kate brought Prince George and Princess Charlotte to Wales with them on Saturday, taking the Jubilee celebrations to other parts of the UK during the holiday weekend.
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