Prince Harry gave a secret sign during his interview that proves he and Prince William are bonded through laughter
PRINCE Harry admitted on an ITV documentary last night that he has grown apart from brother Prince William. However, body language expert Judi James has revealed that the Duke of Sussex, 35, gave away tell-tale signs that the brothers are still united through humour. Prince Harry spoke of his bond with his older sibling on […]
PRINCE Harry admitted on an ITV documentary last night that he has grown apart from brother Prince William.
However, body language expert Judi James has revealed that the Duke of Sussex, 35, gave away tell-tale signs that the brothers are still united through humour.
Prince Harry spoke of his bond with his older sibling on the explosive ITV documentary Harry and Meghan: An African Journey.
Harry was asked by host Tom Bradby about their relationship, and Judi said that “Harry looked close to tears” and his reaction “did at first look sadly telling.”
She added however, that Prince Harry gave away clues that his relationship with Prince William, 37, is still bonded through laughter.
Judi told Fabulous Digital: “His first body language reaction is to laugh though, tipping his head back before we get the long pause and an elongated ‘Um….’.
“His gently rocking torso looks like a self-comfort ritual but he combines it with some denial gestures like a single shoulder-shrug and then two double shoulder-shrugs as he says ‘Stuff happens’.
“Happily the smiling and laughter suggest that, despite their ‘different paths’ humour is still a binding bond between them.
“When a rift is causing anger or resentment it will usually show in the facial expression but Harry’s spontaneous response plus the subtle warmth of some of his smiles as he speaks about William makes his comment ‘I love him dearly’ ring true.
“The way he splayed his legs and stuffed his hands into his pockets did hint of some stubbornness but it would be good to see the two men getting back to their life-long close and supportive relationship right now, when Harry is looking especially vulnerable.”
Speaking in last night’s programme, Harry said of his relationship with William: “As brothers, you have good days, you have bad days.”
The Sun has told how the “simmering tension” began when William questioned the speed of Harry and Meghan’s engagement.
Harry said the pressure on the royals means “inevitably stuff happens”.
He added: “But look, we’re brothers, we’ll always be brothers — and we’re certainly on different paths at the moment.
“But I’ll certainly always be there for him as I know he’ll always be there for me.
“We don’t see each other as much as we used to because we’re so busy.
“But I love him dearly and the majority of the stuff is created out of nothing. But as brothers, you have good days, you have bad days.”
On the documentary, Prince Harry said he would love to leave the UK and base his family in Cape Town.
The couple said they wish to focus their life’s work predominantly on Africa, and could even build a lodge there.
Harry and Meghan were interviewed by Tom for a documentary about their recent ten-day tour of Africa with son Archie.
During Harry & Meghan: An African Journey, the Duke and Duchess both spoke of the difficulties of life in the spotlight.
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The programme also included Meghan blasting the British “stiff upper lip” saying she doesn’t want to just survive, but “thrive”.
And another clip showed her holding back tears as she revealed her ‘struggle’ as a ‘vulnerable’ pregnant woman and new mum.
The couple also revealed that baby Archie finally ‘found his voice’ on African Tour and became chattier than ever.