Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Relationship: A Body Language Expert Weighs In

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were spotted in Northern Ireland, attending an engagement before their upcoming royal wedding.

The couple greeted staff and local musicians before enjoying a private lunch at Belfast's Crown Bar.

All eyes were on the happy pair, so did their dynamic reveal anything about their relationship?

Daily Star Online caught up with body language expert Judy James to find out more.

Despite the fact that their big day is only a matter of weeks away, there were no visible signs of stress between the duo.

This morning, Meghan was snapped intently gazing into Harry's eyes.

Even when the prince was positioned away from her, she maintained a loving look.

According to James, Meghan's posture suggests that her fiancé is the fascinating center of her universe.

The actress' expression could be interpreted in two different ways, both of which suggest she's smitten.

In the US, this type of body language is used by a president's partner to big up her man in public.

These eye contact adoration signals are intended to be contagious, suggesting we should all find him as wonderful as she does.

In Britain, prolonged staring is viewed in a more humorous and flirtatious way.

When you're busy talking, this kind of close-up adoring staring can easily distract you and make you lose your train of thought and start to laugh instead.

It would be very hard for Harry to talk through this loving, watchful stare as it is also flirtatious and s**y when performed by his bride-to-be.

So either Meghan is using it to make him chuckle and put him off his stride or she really is acting the adoring and slightly in awe wife-to-be in a bit to flatter Harry and raise his status in the eyes of the public.

So what does the adoring body language suggest to us about the couple's future?

According to James, intensity at the beginning of a relationship can fizzle out over time.

She warned that Harry should make the most of it and bask in her undiluted listening signals as they diminish rapidly in a longer-term marriage.