Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's four-day visit to Australia, branded by critics as a 'faux royal tour,' has prompted fresh scrutiny of their relationship dynamic, with a body language expert claiming Harry appears as the 'dominant' and 'stabilising' partner while Meghan comes across as partly 'insincere' in her emotional appeals, DailyStar reports.
The couple stepped back from frontline royal duties in 2020 and no longer undertakes official tours on behalf of the Crown. That has not stopped their Australian schedule from looking strikingly familiar. Their appearances in Melbourne and beyond, complete with walkabouts and charity visits, have closely echoed traditional royal itineraries, leaving commentators divided over whether this is genuine philanthropy or a careful exercise in brand management.
