A body language expert has accused Meghan Markle of putting herself first before her husband’s needs.
Relationship expert Nicole Moore looked over the couple’s series on Netflix at scenes when the Duke seemed concerned or showing anxiety.
In one scene when the couple was driving Harry was concerned by the press following them behind in another vehicle.
Looking at their behaviour Nicole came to the conclusion Meghan offered “minimal support to Harry while he's dealing with anxiety”.
And delving into more detail on their relationship the expert told The List: “Harry's anxiety may be stemming mostly from how much Meghan's anxiety affects him.
“She offers a minimal dose of support to Harry while remaining completely connected to her own anxiety and her own concerns the whole time. In this clip, the dynamic appears to be: “Meghan's inner discomfort comes before Harry's."
Earlier today it was reported Meghan Markle ’s lifestyle blog The Tig is set for a comeback – and is ready to take on Gwyneth Paltrow’s £200million Goop.
The Duchess, 41, has got official preliminary approval to revive the website she shut down after getting engaged to Prince Harry in 2017.
Like Goop, the revamped blog would offer tips on food, travel, fashion, the arts, design, conscious living and wellness.
The mum of two could also become a kind of agony aunt, according to details filed with the US Trademark and Patent Office. Despite notable tensions between Meghan, her dad, sister and the Royal Family, her site would dole out “commentary in the field of personal relationships”, papers state.
The website, set to go live as soon as next week, could become the latest money-making venture for the Duke and Duchess after they were cut off from royal funds.
Insiders say Meghan hopes to rival Gwynnie’s mega-successful site, which does a lucrative trade in New Age wellness luxuries such as vagina-scented candles.
Meghan founded The Tig, named after her favourite red wine, in 2014 while starring in legal drama Suits.
Meanwhile a week on from Princess Lilibet's christening it was revealed some of Prince Harry's close family did attend.
The royal welcomed his aunts Lady Jane Fellowes and Lady Sarah McCorquodale - the sisters of the late Princess Diana - at the small, intimate ceremony in Montecito, California.
Both Harry and William have remained close with their aunts and uncle on their mother's side since Diana's death in 1997.
Senior members of the royal family, including King Charles and Prince William, were unable to attend the event.
