Harry and Meghan’s Body Language Hints at Ongoing Royal Rift

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have made their second scheduled appearance at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebrations, but their body language may have revealed a lingering feud in the royal family.

The couple arrived on the red carpet at St. Paul's Cathedral along with the rest of the royal family, but a body language expert has claimed that their entrance could point to a long-lasting conflict.

According to Nick Davis, a body language expert, as Harry greets Meghan from her side of the car, they both preen each other, by checking each other's collar swigging, which shows a sign of unity.

However, Meghan looks slightly uncomfortable entering the building, as she carefully checks her steps and walks slightly slower than Harry.

Mr Davis added that Meghan appears to spot someone at the front and mentions this to Harry, which leads the couple to both look down.

He frowns briefly, showing that it may be the person or people they had conflict with that caused the initial royal rift.

It is no secret that Harry and Meghan have had a tumultuous relationship with the royal family, especially after their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey in March 2021.

However, things seem to have gone from bad to worse, as reports suggest that the couple had a huge fight while they were in New York last year.

What started off as Harry voicing some concerns spiraled into the nastiest fight they've ever had.

What's worse, their trip was being taped for some TV show, so they were wired, and the fight was caught on audio, a source said.

The source claimed that Prince Harry and Markle previously agreed to have Lilibet's christening in London.

However, the Duke of Sussex allegedly started to have some doubts, and when he told his wife about what he was thinking, Meghan became upset.

Markle doesn't care about Prince Harry's feelings because all she wants is for her daughter to have a royal christening just like Archie.

A royal christening is a recipe for disaster.

Besides having to deal with all the publicity that would come with it, Harry feels it makes sense to give his family more time to calm down.

To be honest, he'd prefer to have a small, hassle-free christening for Lilibet in California, the source said.

Following the couple's heated argument, Markle allegedly stormed out of the room and left Prince Harry.

And that night, Markle left her husband looking like a fool when they went out to dinner.

The source claimed that Markle just got up from the table, and Prince Harry was left sitting there with the other guests.

According to the source, things were so bad between Prince Harry and Markle that they ended up not talking to each other for 24 hours.

Another body language expert has claimed that Harry's inner anxiety about his new lesser status in the royal family couldn't be masked by his jovial manner at St. Paul's Cathedral.

Despite their differences, the estranged royal brothers had one thing in common today.

William and Harry seemed to share one trait here: both seemed to lean on the strength of their wives for emotional support as they appeared in public under the same roof for the first time since Philip's service.

The expert explains that after Meghan's famous grooming ritual at Polo, where she wiped lipstick off Harry's face, Harry seemed keen to return the favor here, touching his wife's face as though warning her there was a hair or something that needed checking.

However, apart from this one loving touch and their signature hand clasp, there were no overt PDAs, suggesting they really were downplaying their body language for the cameras.

Harry's body language fluctuated, but the key theme was inner anxiety.

The man who is an A-list star in the US was suddenly relegated to the Royal B-list, and it did seem to have an understandable effect.