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Body language expert sees tension in Harry’s protective grip on Meghan’s shoulder

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Prince Harry and Meghan made their first joint public appearance in the UK since returning after six years in California, attending engagements in Nottingham. Body language expert Judi James said their embraces and smiles conveyed a joyful return, while Harry’s tight grip on Meghan’s shoulder suggested tension and a wish to protect her.

About 100 people gathered to meet the couple, who greeted the crowd, took selfies and watched an acting workshop. James also interpreted Meghan’s self-embrace and hand near her throat as possible signs of vulnerability; these are her readings of the couple’s gestures, not established facts about their feelings.

  • Harry and Meghan returned to public engagements in Nottingham.
  • Around 100 people gathered to greet them.
  • An expert read their gestures as joyful but tense.

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Prince Harry is the younger son of King Charles III, and Meghan is his wife. They stepped back from official royal duties in 2020 and moved to California, making visits to the UK less routine.

Their public appearances can attract attention because they sit between family ties and the couple’s former royal roles. Body language experts offer interpretations of gestures, but these cannot establish what someone is feeling.

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Originally published by Daily Mail as “‘Clinging together like survivors’: Body language expert claims Harry’s ‘protective’ clutch of Meghan’s shoulder revealed ‘inner tension’”.

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