Meghan Markle’s ‘tell-tale sign’ that she's just like Princess Diana
Meghan Markle’s ‘tell-tale sign’ was spotted by a body language expert and she’s reportedly shown ‘similar traits’ to her late mother-in-law…
Meghan Markle’s “tell-tale sign” could reportedly show she’s just like Princess Diana, according to a body language expert.
- The Duchess of Sussex’s “tactile” body language and openness with her emotions is said to be similar to the late Princess of Wales.
- It’s claimed that Meghan Markle’s “endearing qualities” are also reminiscent of Princess Diana and have "inspired” Prince Harry.
- This royal news comes as Kate Middleton and Prince William's tender but subtle gesture to support Princess Charlotte was seen in a new video.
Whilst she might not have spent her recent 41st birthday in the UK with The Firm, the Duchess of Sussex wasn’t forgotten by them on her special day. Meghan Markle’s birthday messages contained a nod to the Queen that honored their bond and Prince William and Kate also wished Meghan happy birthday from across the pond. Since confirming they wouldn’t be returning as working royals, Prince Harry and Meghan have been focused on exciting new projects whilst enjoying life in the US.
And analysing how the Duchess has evolved since the early days of her joining the Royal Family, body language expert Darren Stanton has expressed his belief that Meghan has shown similar traits to her late mother-in-law Princess Diana.
Speaking on behalf of Betfair Casino, Darren suggested that Meghan Markle’s “tell-tale sign” indicates how deeply she’s in love with Harry and like Diana, she’s “not afraid” to show emotion.
“A tell-tale sign that shows how deeply Meghan is in love with Harry is the way she looks at him with a fixed gaze,” Darren claimed. “When Harry is talking or engaged in an activity, you’ll notice Meghan is transfixed on him, staring at him adoringly - a sign of reciprocal liking and sharing a deep rapport with someone.”
In recent months Harry and Meghan showed they’re “thriving” in their new LA home when they shared a public kiss after his polo team won. Whilst the Sussexes were often pictured holding hands at royal engagements as well as after Harry and Meghan “stepped back” as senior royals.
And their “tactile” behaviour and Meghan being comfortable showing her feelings is something Darren believes makes her similar to Diana.
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He explained, “Similarly to Princess Diana, Meghan isn’t afraid to show her emotions. There’s been plenty of times she and Harry have displayed affectionate gestures towards one another publicly, holding hands and being tactile, touching each other’s elbows or back - intimate areas to touch.”
The body language expert went on to add that Meghan’s “compassion and humility” echoes Diana’s and seems to have “inspired” Harry.
“Another way Meghan has shown similar traits to Diana is through her humanitarian efforts and concerns,” the expert alleged. “They both care deeply about humanitarian issues and that is, no doubt, one of the endearing qualities that first struck Harry about Meghan - her capacity to show compassion and humility to others."
“This seems to have inspired Harry as we have seen both in recent years stepping forward to support causes close to their hearts,” Darren concluded.
So whilst very sadly Meghan and Diana never not got to meet, if the Duchess of Sussex’s body language is anything to go by, she and her late mother-in-law are incredibly similar in some ways. This is a heart-warming thought as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex continue to support important causes and forge a new life away from the royal spotlight.
Emma is a Senior Lifestyle Writer with six years of experience working in digital publishing, ranging from book publishing to magazines. She currently looks after all things Lifestyle for Woman&Home, Goodto.com, and My Imperfect Life.
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