Prince Harry and Meghan Markle show tell-tale signs of an “obsessive desire to be loved” according to an expert.
The couple got married seven years ago in Mary 2018 and at the time over 1.9 billion people tuned in to watch the high-profile event worldwide.
Now a leading body language expert has revisited the footage to give their take on what the big day gave away about Harry and Meghan.
Judi james shared, “It was Harry’s role to be the caring, dashing prince here, showing Meghan the ropes and inducting her into the challenges of royal life. He looked proud of her and proud of his royal status.
She continued to the Daily Mail, “Both Harry and Meghan have an obsessive-looking desire to be loved and this was exactly the response they were shown by the public, boosting Harry to what might have been his confidence peak.”
Judi continued, “Harry was an intensely nervous-looking groom at his own wedding, right up to the moment when Meghan arrived and locked eyes with him. As he waited at the top of the aisle, his expression fluctuated between solemn and a hollow-eyed gaze of reflection.”
She added how “His face became pale, but his cheeks reddened, suggesting a state of tearfulness” and that when he spoke to William who was acting as his best man the words were “delivered with signals of anxiety and, despite having been trying to joke with Harry earlier, even William seemed to think it best to mirror his unsmiling state by then.”
Judi then described Meghan’s entrance as a bride and how Harry “was seen rocking slightly from side to side and sucking his lower lip in.”
She described “what looked like a nervous smile of relief” as he realised “Meghan was on her way, and then his whole non-verbal state and his demeanour seemed to change once he finally locked eyes with her.”
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Judi shared that once Harry “saw her smile,” he adopted a look “that could be described as protective and besotted.”
She also explained how Meghan walked up the aisle in an “act of total confidence.” Judi admitted that Meghan “didn’t falter,” and that there were no “non-verbal leakage signals or even micro-gestures to suggest she was in any way nervous.”
Judi explained that when Meghan reached Harry, “her demeanour changed too, and the couple achieved a complimentary state of protective vulnerability,” adding how Meghan “glanced down coyly as Harry gazed at her, and she giggled to suggest that air of vulnerability.”
Judi concluded, “This triggered the stronger, more protective side in Harry, and his nervousness seemed to erode quickly. Meghan continued the theme of coyness with some tentative waves from the carriage. It was clear that Harry was now in ‘hosting’ mode, introducing his bride to her new country, to the royal firm and to the fans with a protective eye.”
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