Prince Harry participated, this Thursday, August 19, in a charity polo match. A body language expert analyzed his actions during the event. According to her, Meghan’s husband was “happy” and “relaxed”.
This was Prince Harry’s first public appearance since the birth of his daughter, Lilibet, on June 4. The Duke of Sussex held a charity polo competition in Aspen, Colorado, which he also participated in, this Thursday, August 19. A passion he once shared with his brother, Prince William, and his father, Prince Charles. Meghan Markle’s husband announced that he would donate 1.2 million euros for disadvantaged children in southern Africa.
As with each of his outings, the deeds of Prince Harry, including the popularity rating, have been studied very closely. In the Daily Mail, this Friday, August 20, Judi James, an expert in body language, analyzed his behavior during this event. According to the latter, the “wide smile of happiness” displayed by Prince Harry proves that he “savored” this moment. “This is a solo appearance, but also a team effort. His enthusiasm and joy at returning to this longtime passion is as visible as his desire to immerse himself in the rituals of friendship and camaraderie that it entails,” she explained.
Prince Harry felt under scrutiny and pressure
An attitude that contrasts with the one that Prince Harry may have had in recent weeks, according to Judi James. The expert returned to his participation, last July 1, in the inauguration of the statue in effigy of his mother in England, estimating that he had shown a “rigid clumsiness”. “He clearly felt under scrutiny and pressure to perform an act of unity with his brother,” she explained. She continued, “His posture there seemed rigid and his touching rituals suggested an inner anxiety.”
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