Tension Between Meghan and Harry and Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank: Body Language Expert Observes Interactions at Funeral

The relationship between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, is not as close as it once was, according to Jess Enrique Rosas, also known as the body language guy.

He noticed their interactions right before Harry and Meghan left the funeral of Prince Philip.

Rosas claims that Eugenie stands close to Meghan but seems to have limited interaction with her.

He believes there is tension between them based on the position of Eugenie's head.

Rosas says her head and neck were pulled behind her, indicating she looks tense.

“You can put your head forward when you're interested in something and you can pull your head back when you feel resistance,” Rosas says in the video.

Rosas says he heard that Eugenie and Meghan were friends.

Given the friendship between the two, Rosas said it's notable that there didn't seem to be much interaction between the two women after the funeral.

Rosas believes their friendship is strained.

“There is resistance between them,” says Rosas.

“It shouldn't be like this.

It's exactly at this moment that friends naturally gravitate towards each other if they're friends and can support each other, but that's not happening here.”

Rosas also said that Meghan appears to be looking at Eugenie with a cold stare as the car departs.

“If we're all friends, how did this happen?”

Rosas asks.

He isn't sure what happened between the couple that led to what appeared to be tension.

Additionally, Rosas says Brooksbank doesn't seem to recognize when it's time for Prince Harry to leave the funeral.

He feels tension between Jack Brooksbank and Prince Harry.

Brooksbank seemed to be tightening his mouth for a moment.

When he looks away, his mouth looks relaxed.

Rosas didn't feel a connection between the couple.

Rosas says Harry's face looks tense.

He also believes he may have been angry at that moment, but he's not sure what he's angry about.

His jaw is tense, he says.

“It's a very uncomfortable situation for both of them.”

Rosas shared a photo of Harry standing next to members of the royal family.

He thought Harry seemed a little lonely and isolated.

“Harry was probably exhausted from the whole thing because it was so hard.”

Rosas believes some of the tension may stem from Harry and Meghan's decision to step away from their roles as senior royals.

However, he believes that there is still room to mend his relationship with his family.

Meanwhile, Meghan has found another ally in the royal family.

A cousin of King Charles III has come out to offer support to Meghan Markle.

In an interview with the New York Post, Charles III's cousin, Christina Oxenberg, the daughter of Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia, explained how the royal family are hostile to newcomers.

“To Meghan Markle I say, what you're going through is a hellish kind of hazing,” she said.

“If she can just hang in there, someone else will come along who can take the heat.

No one gets a pass.”

Christina explained while Meghan's hazing has been particularly public, all women who date members of the royal family are put through something similar, even the Princess of Wales, Catherine.

Back in 2011, Christina recalls members of the royal family sniggering at Kate and her treatment by the press, who were calling her “Kate middle class.”

“They thought it was all very funny, Kate middle class and Sarah Ferguson and Coo Stark,” Christina said, including Prince Andrew's former girlfriend.

“They meant no disrespect, after all, she is the future Queen of England.”

Coo and Andrew dated back in the 80s, before the Queen allegedly put an end to their relationship.

Since then, Andrew has had his own serious issues after befriending paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Christina has also made some dubious friends.