Meghan Markle has reportedly been playing the role of “support” to her husband, Prince Harry, during their ongoing four-day tour to Australia. This trip came amid speculations about the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex’s UK visit. On the first day of their Australia trip, on Tuesday, April 14, the couple visited the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne. Now, Judi James, a body language expert, has reportedly analyzed the dynamics between the Sussex couple during this hospital visit.
Meghan Markle ‘defining her role here as one of support to her husband,’ per expert
Meghan Markle is allegedly “defining her role here as one of support” for Prince Harry during their Australia trip. As reported by The Express, while analyzing the couple’s visit to Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital, body language expert Judi James said, “The upward-facing gaze in the hospital reception shows them apparently surrounded by fans.” The expert continued, “with their body language signals and responses showing the place is full to the upper gallery.”
In the meantime, Judi James further explained to the news outlet that “Prince Harry is shown as dominant here.” The body language expert continued, “Soaking up the attention and proof of popularity with his mouth open in an expression of delight.” The person also added, “as his hand is raised in a ‘hail’ gesture.”
Per the new outlet, according to the body language expert, Meghan Markle’s “pose is more submissive.” The expert then added, “And clearly intended to show off their togetherness as a double act.” Judi James continued, “She employs the double-handed clasp of his hand and turns her torso in towards Harry.” The expert also added, “As her gaze mirrors his, along with his expression of delight.”
According to Judi James, Meghan Markle “seems to be defining her role here as one of support to her husband at this earliest point in their visit.” The body language expert continued, “As he chats to some hosts she gazes at him adoringly.” The person further explained, “Striking a dutiful pose and offering an amount of flattering eye-attention.” “That suggests she is in a less assertive-looking role,” the expert added.
