The British royal family and more than 2,000 mourners gathered at Westminster Abbey for Queen Elizabeth's funeral on Monday. They paid tribute to the monarch by singing 'God Save the King', but some eagle-eyed viewers tuning into the Queen's funeral believe Prince Harry didn't join the royals in singing the anthem.
Thousands of mourners attending the ceremony paused to sing the British national anthem during the late monarch's state service on Monday, with one 11-second viral video showing the Duke of Sussex seemingly not joining in.
It shows the Duke of Sussex looking around and not mouthing the words frequently. His behavior sparked a flurry of discussions online.
Many Twitter users accused the Prince of being "disrespectful".
While sharing the post, the user wrote, "Prince Harry not singing the national anthem." Some users expressed their disappointment with Prince Harry's actions in comments on the post, but others defended him by saying they could see him singing.
"I don't know who needs to hear this, but it now applies to the King too," the user wrote further.
"Give him a chance. It's changed since the last time he sang it - he hasn't learned the new words yet," wrote a user in the comment section of the post.
Another said, "I can see Harry's lips moving. He's obviously not singing like he's at karaoke, but he clearly forms the "Qu" sound and he shuts his mouth at the end. You're a hateful non."
A third user commented, "Edward wasn't singing either. I think it's sometimes hard to sing when you're emotional."
Harry was sitting behind his father, King Charles III, and the Queen consort and his stepmother Camilla. He had his wife Meghan Markle by his side throughout the service.