Meghan Markle is now living it up in Montecito with Prince Harry and her two adorable little cherubs.
It’s like a juicy soap opera without all those pesky commercials.
Body language expert Judi James toldThe Expressthat Meghan’s movements revealed her discomfort.
She explained that Meghan’s gestures indicate an attempt to engage the audience and create a lively atmosphere.
While Meghan tried to joke about people simply wanting their cocktails, it was met with crickets.
However, her body language hinted at a longing for more audience participation.
During her revealing interview with Oprah, Meghan’s nonverbal cues became a fascinating subject of analysis.
When asked by Oprah point-blank if she made Catherine cry, Meghan simply answered, “no.”
However, channel host Jesus Enrique Rosas claimed her body language signals may suggest otherwise.
She is not confident about what she is saying.
Neither of those emotions goes with what she’s saying.
That way we can assume that she’s lying at that moment."
Anyone watching on television would have audibly gasped at the out-of-character moment between the couple.
James toldThe Expressthat Meghan’s response showcased a mixture of frustration, embarrassment, and anger.
James zeroed in on Meghan’s increased blink rate, indicating potential upset or irritation during the exchange.
Was Meghan Markle frustrated with a red carpet interviewer?
However, while chatting withMultiMediaMouth’sRuben Jay on the red carpet, her body language apparently told a different story.
“Meghan was upset and she was doing a very bad job of hiding it,” he said.
He later spoke about her aforementioned “clenched jaw.”
The actor then pointed out that her name was spelled incorrectly in his notes.
Was it a playful moment or a tense interaction?
Well, as Rosas quipped, “That’s material for a second vide.”
It was all about somber vibes and respect, but you could see Meghan was a little uneasy.
She kept her head down and hands clasped in front of her.
You know that feeling when you’re trying to look happy, but it’s not quite genuine?
Yeah, that’s what the expert noticed a polite smile without the real crinkling around the eyes.
As for Meghan and Engelson, well, they seemed mismatched, or not quite emotionally in tune.
The expert saw little signs of discomfort, like Engelson’s pocketed hand and Meghan’s distant gaze.
Throughout the event, Meghan exhibited signs of respect and admiration for her husband, Prince Harry.
But, don’t be mistaken this wasn’t about dominance and submission.
Rather, it was a beautiful display of partnership and mutual support between the couple.
He is clearly enjoying it.
She was surrounded by supportive friends and activists, including Gloria Steinem, who presented her with the award.
James told The Sun, “Meghan’s entrance into the building involves A-list confident body language.
She observed that Meghan’s body language proved it was very much her night.
It’s obvious the producers are trying to paint parallels between Princess Diana and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
He’s worried not so much about himself as much as he’s worried about Meghan.”
In this clip, the dynamic is acting like: Meghan’s inner discomfort comes before Harry’s."
Catherine exuded confidence and ease, effortlessly connecting with the public.
Catherine is smiling, and Meghan is not… she is not comfortable."
As far as he’s concerned, Catherine was taking on the more powerful position.
They picked up on hints of awkwardness in her expression as she tried to portray power and confidence.
Photos inside the magazine showed the pair standing together, as well as walking outside.
“She has placed her feet widely apart,” Stanton said.
Throughout her speech, Meghan’s gestures and expressions were a charming look at her love for Prince Harry.
First off, let’s talk about the cuteness overload Meghan’s expressions were on point.
She had a coyness about her, complete with eyelash fluttering and giggles.
And I see a woman who plays that up."
Well, she was an actor.
