Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's intimate conversation debunked by lip reader

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle often enjoy a cosy date night together and have been spotted numerous times smiling and giggling at one another.

On one occasion, when the Royal lovebirds attended a basketball match, they awkwardly laughed as they were projected onto the big screen in front of a crowd of 20,000 at the Crypto.com Arena in downtown LA last year, the Mirror reports. Thousands of delighted fans clapped and cheered as they encouraged the two to kiss, but Meghan seemed to playfully turn Harry down as he leaned in for a smooch.

In another video, they were spotted having a private conversation as the arena's camera picked up their interaction. According to lip reader Jeremy Freeman, it seems the pair could have been exchanging their thoughts about their night out, the Mirror reports.

At the beginning of the clip, Jeremy believes Meghan tells Harry ''it's brilliant'' before the Duke appears to say ''yeah'' as he nods in agreement. Afterwards, Meghan seemingly replies: "Right, it's because it's your favourite there" before the camera cuts to the action.

It comes as UK foodbank charity the Trussell Trust were forced to issue a statement following backlash due to an unexpected association with Meghan Markle's new lifestyle venture, American Riviera Orchard.

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The controversy began when the UK domain name for the new brand was found redirecting visitors to a fundraising page for The Trussell Trust, which included messages of support for the Princess of Wales and King Charles.

Meghan's official site 'americanrivieraorchard.com', the UK version at 'americanrivieraorchard.uk' seems to have been purchased by an unknown Royal enthusiast, prominently displaying the message: "Forgiveness. Permission. Please donate to The Trussell Trust."

Clicking on the "Donate to the Trussell Trust" link takes users to a JustGiving campaign aiming to raise £1,000, accompanied by the note: "this is not meghan but hopefully meghan wouldn't mind. thoughts with catherine, princess of wales and his majesty the king. x."

Responding to the fundraiser on X, previously known as Twitter, the charity confirmed: "We are not associated with the website domain. We weren't aware of the website prior to it going live and have not had any direct contact with the person who set it up."

"As the website clearly states this is a fundraiser in aid of us, it would not meet the Charity Commission's requirements to be categorised as fraudulent. In line with the Commission's guidance, we are unable to reject donations unless they meet specific requirements."

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