Some viewers that tuned in to the coverage of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on Monday have claimed that Prince Harry was not singing the national anthem during the service.
The gathered mourners at Westminster Abbey fell silent for two minutes during the service, which was followed by a rendition of God Save The King.
As King Charles looked on, Sky News's cameras passed along each member of the Royal Family - but some have now said that the Duke of Sussex was not part of the choir of voices.
Harry could be seen fighting back tears upon entering the abbey alongside his wife Meghan Markle, the Mirror UK report.
But viewers claimed they had spotted Harry not singing along with the anthem as he was positioned directly behind his father King Charles.
Taking to Twitter, one person asked: "Harry didn’t sing national anthem??
"Is it me or did Harry and Megan not sing the anthem," another added.
A third agreed: "Can't be the only one that noticed Harry didn't sign the National Anthem"
The Queen's coffin will now be taken to Windsor and there will be a private interment service with senior members of the royal family on Monday evening.
The Duke wore a suit and medals at the state funeral as only working royals are permitted to dress in uniform.
His uncle Prince Andrew was also not allowed in military uniform.
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