A body language expert claims Prince William’s Trooping the Colour appearance with Kate and the kids sends a subtle but powerful message to Harry.
The Prince and Princess of Wales turned heads at this year’s Trooping the Colour, but according to one expert, it wasn’t just about waving from the balcony. Their picture-perfect family outing may have carried a bit of bite, aimed straight at Prince Harry.
Taking part in the King’s official birthday parade in London, William and Kate were joined by their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and cheeky Prince Louis. Their polished presence, according to body language expert Judi James, was more than just a show of unity – it was a subtle but “fierce” message to Harry, who has made a string of claims about royal life since stepping back from duties.
Speaking to The Express, Ms James said: “Harry’s implication that the royals had no real freedom of choice or freedom of lifestyle appears disproved by the behaviour and body language of George, Charlotte and Louis.”
She added that while Harry’s comments “could have left them holed beneath the water line”, the Waleses seem to be growing “stronger and more fiercely determined to keep the Firm itself strong.”
It was a proper royal family affair, and crowds lining the Mall couldn’t get enough of the young royals. George, Charlotte, and Louis looked at ease in the carriage with Kate, smiling and waving to the well-wishers as they travelled back and forth to the Horse Guards Parade.
And of course, Louis once again stole the show with his typical mischief, which has become something of a crowd-pleasing tradition. But it’s that very ease and natural presence that Ms James believes sends a clear signal of strength.
“William’s own family are rapidly achieving the levels of body language synchronicity that send out messages of teamwork and bonding,” she said.
While each child still has their personality – Louis with his playful energy, Charlotte’s poise, and George’s future-king calm – they move as a unit. “They are like a family of swans gliding through the water. There is a sense of elegance about their body language that even Louis is showing signs of inheriting now,” Ms James added.
She pointed out how the children “police each other” with gentle nudges or steering to keep their formation – something that looks completely natural but suggests strong internal dynamics. In short, they’ve nailed the art of royal teamwork.
The expert also noted how the family’s togetherness seems even stronger following what’s been a tough year for the royals, with both King Charles and Princess Kate facing cancer diagnoses. That, along with the ongoing tensions with the Sussexes over in Montecito, has only reinforced the Waleses’ bond.
“The children seem to like each other and adore their parents,” said Ms James. “Even more importantly they appear to enjoy their royal appearances. This injection of joy rather than duty has been one of William and Kate’s greatest achievements.”
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