Meghan Markle’s Awkward Interactions with Senior Royal Women During Queen’s Tribute

The body language between Meghan Markle and the elder royal women, Catherine, Camilla, and Sophie, was awkward and tense during the royal family's tribute to the late Queen at Westminster Hall.

This was noted by Daily Mail's royal editor Rebecca English, who remarked on Meghan's uncomfortable interactions with the three senior royals.

Miss English claimed that a lot of the body language could be seen off-camera, as cameras were not allowed until they saw the coffin.

She added that the body language was fascinating and that you couldn't help but notice the discomfort between the senior royals and Meghan from where they were standing.

According to Miss English, Camilla, Catherine, and Sophie were together, and their body language was very comfortable.

However, Meghan's body language spoke volumes, and it was almost as if someone else could have fitted into the space she occupied.

Miss English described Meghan's posture as self-consciously awkward as she faced the coffin.

Despite this, Sophie Wessex, known as a peacemaker in the family, broke the ice with Meghan and brought her into the fold.

Miss English noted that the Duchess carried herself with enormous dignity and curtsied before the Queen's coffin, while Prince Harry bowed his head.

On the other hand, someone close to the royal family has said that nothing has changed between Prince Harry, Prince William, and King Charles III following the death of Her Majesty the Queen.

Despite their strained relationship in recent years, the three have united in their grief following the Queen's death.

Prince Harry and Prince William were seen together for the first time in public in years last weekend as they, along with their wives Catherine Middleton and Meghan Markle, stepped out together to view people's floral tributes to the Queen.

King Charles III also voiced his love for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in his first speech addressing the nation as the new monarch.

However, a source close to the royals has alleged that everything will go back to how it was once the Queen's period of mourning is over.

The source said that the expectation is that Harry and Meghan will go back to California, and he will publish his book, leaving the family in the UK to pick up the pieces.

Despite this, the Duke of Sussex will don his military collars for a lying in state vigil staged by the Queen's grandchildren at Westminster Hall.

Harry and Prince William will also stand in silence for a 15-minute vigil alongside Her Majesty's coffin.

A royal source said that common sense had prevailed, and it was important that the Queen's grandchildren were all made to feel welcome and comfortable as they grieved their beloved grandmother together.

In conclusion, the body language between Meghan Markle and the senior royal women during the Queen's tribute was uncomfortable and tense.

Despite this, Sophie Wessex broke the ice and brought Meghan into the fold.

Although nothing has changed between Prince Harry, Prince William, and King Charles III following the Queen's death, they have united in their grief.

The Duke of Sussex will wear his military collars for a lying in state vigil, and it is important that the Queen's grandchildren are made to feel welcome and comfortable during this difficult time.