An expert has called Prince Harry's body language “hard to watch” in his latest video interview. The Duke of Sussex spoke to winners of this year's WellChild Awards via video call from his home in California this week, appearing "visibly emotional" at times as he discussed family life in America and his late grandmother the Queen.
The Mirror reports that body language expert Judi James looked into Harry’s body language during the call and praised the Duke who she said “engaged so well” and “showed empathy” by showing his emotions during the chat with the children. Speaking to the Express.co.uk, Ms James said Harry was "hard to watch" and that his engagement with the children sparked her regret over the fact he was no longer a working member of the royals.
"It’s hard to watch Harry here and not regret the fact that he is no longer a member of the royal firm," she said. "He engages so well and shows empathy with the people he is talking to, as well as exposing his own emotions in a very natural way. He is especially good with the children, who he mirrors and mimics to create some very natural bonds with, and who he talks to directly and easily, rather than talking over them at their parents."
