Prince Harry was spotted rolling up to Clarence House to meet with his father, King Charles, and according to a body language expert he was working extra hard to keep his cool.
The royal reconciliation meeting has been in the works since mid-July and now it’s finally here with Harry and Charles sitting down for an in-person chat.
While we don’t know what was discussed, a lot can be said through body language and facial expressions and that’s where Judi James comes in with her assessment.
Speaking exclusively to Daily Express US, Judi said: “Harry’s body language as he had his last meeting with Charles suggested a sense of emotional build-up and a slightly edgier mood.
“His outfit was casual, and his head was tilted forward suggesting tension and his clamped lips might have hinted at a more challenging style of communication.”
Harry’s in the UK for a four-day trip, with his first day being all smiles, with Harry practically glowing, and the second day, just as cheery, and now that we’re at the third day, there’s been a shift in mood, according to the body language expert.
Judi said, “Today, though his pose suggests some maturity and even a suggestion of calm.”
She explained: “He is clearly somber, given his father’s illness, but he sits back with his hands clasped in front of his chest in a pose that reflects, mirrors or mimics some of the older Windsor men like Philip and his own father, with a hint of a desire to project wisdom rather than any hot-headedness.”
She added: ”His suit and tie also reflect this more adult approach and might even be a nod to a more royal role.”
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It’s believed the meeting was approximately 30 minutes, but there are no details about what was discussed, nor, what happens from here.
This could be just another step in the royal reconcilliation rollout, or, it could possibly be time to call a truce and Harry can sleep better at night, knowing all is well, between father and son.
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