MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry arrived for a One Young World young leaders meeting this morning and its their first joint appearance since their explosive ITV documentary.
A body language expert has said while Prince Harry looked “subdued” as they left the car, Meghan appeared more “confidence” than her emotional TV interview.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry arrive at Windsor Castle this morning
During his interview with host Tom Bradby,Prince Harrysaid he hasgrown apart from brother William, and Meghan admitted she isstruggling to cope as a new mum in the spotlight.
Today the Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived for the meeting at Windsor Castle, just a stones throw from their home Frogmore Cottage, and Harry’s appearance was a last-minute surprise.
Judi James told Fabulous Digital: Harry looks unnecessarily subdued, suggesting he might still be coping with the emotionally vulnerable side he revealed to the world during the trip to South Africa.
“Getting out of the car and waiting to meet their host he appears slimmer and less assured than usual.”
Prince Harry attended this morning’s event as a surprise
She continued of Harry’s surprise appearance: “Despite the assumption being that Harry turned up at the meeting with his wife in a last-minute decision to offer her emotional support and protection his body language suggested he was the one feeling rather vulnerable here.”
Judi added of the Duchess of Sussex that despite admitting she has not be “ok” in her role at times, she appeared “confident” today.
She said: “Meghan seems to be chairing the round table discussion and she sits forward with her hands on the table, speaking and gesticulation with confidence and passion.
“After the dramatic vulnerability on show verbally and non-verbally during their documentary, these signals suggest Meghan is now throwing herself into her work and her causes.
“Even when she touches the strands of hair around her face its less a self-comfort ritual and more a double-handed partial pit-bare gesture that can again suggest confidence.”
Harry stepped in to show a united front as tensions among the royal family are reportedly bubbling
Meghan attended todays event in her capacity as Vice President for The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust.
The engagement involved a round table discussion with several of the OYW young leaders to address the issue of gender equality worldwide, and how we can all play our part to reach equality for all.
Meghan, 38, cut a stylish figure in a leather burgundy Hugo Boss pencil skirt and rustic quarter-sleeve top.
Meanwhile Prince Harry, 35, who appeared to step in and a show a united front as tensions among the royal family are reportedly bubbling, looked dapper in a smart blue suit.
It comes a day afterThe Sun revealed how Meghan snubbed Prince Charles – who walked her down the aisle on her magical wedding day.
Meghan looked sensational in a leather burgundy Hugo Boss pencil skirt and rustic quarter-sleeve top
The Duchess of Sussex met with young leaders to discuss initiatives surrounding women empowerment
The appearance also follows their emotional documentary airing on Sunday, with mum-of-one Meghan, who gave birth to Archie in May, saying she feels like she is “existing not living”.
The programme delves into the effect intense media scrutiny has had on former actress Meghan and how the couple are “buckling” under pressure.
In a preview clip of the programme,Meghanrevealed her new royal life has been “a struggle” adding: “Not many people have asked if I’m OK.”
Meghan was watched on by Harry as she attended the meeting
She replies to a question about her physical and mental health by describing the recent difficulties she’s gone through since becoming a royal and new mum to baby Archie.
Meghan says: “Look, any woman, especially when they are pregnant, you’re really vulnerable and so that was made really challenging.
“And then when you have a new born, you know… And especially as a woman, it’s a lot.
“So you add this on top of just trying to be a new mom or trying to be a newlywed it’s, well…”
She has now receiveda huge outpouring of support from more than 70,000 fans with the hashtag “WeLoveYouMeghan” the top trend on Twitter.
Meghan Markle has admitted she is struggling being a new mum in the spotlight
Harry admitted on the ITV documentary that he has grown apart from brother Prince William
The programme comes amid reports that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are looking to build anew home in Botswanato lead a more private life and “focus” on Africa.
In the hour-long documentary, Harry expresses a desire to leave the UK and says Cape Town would also be an amazing place to base ourselves.
Harry and Meghan are said to be planninga six-week break from from royal duties starting next month so they can enjoy some family time.
The couple are believed to be planning on taking baby sonArchieto the US in November to celebrate Thanksgiving in LA, where Meghans mum Doria Ragland lives.
But the tot is due to spend his first Christmas atthe Queens Sandringham estate in Norfolk with the rest ofthe Royal Family.
We shared howMeghan Markle and Prince Harry have suffered from no guidance and no support from the palace, says Paul Burrell.
In the documentary, Harry and Meghan: An African Journey,Meghan said that keeping quiet and having a “stiff upper lip” about the scrutiny she faces is “damaging”.
Meanwhile,Meghan Markle has ignored Michelle Obamas advice on how to behave and its a grave mistake, royal expert warns.
