And he never seemed to leave his royal role!
But was it just a bluff to reassure her fans? "I don't know yet," Kate Middleton confided, "maybe she played her role perfectly." Olga Ciesco, a body language expert who analyzed her demeanor throughout the day, agrees. And while she noted many "forced smiles," there was one photo in particular of the Princess of Wales with Prince William that truly moved her.
The photo, taken from the balcony of Buckingham Palace, shows the couple exchanging tender glances and sweet smiles. This image, which was highly appreciated by internet users for Prince William's attentiveness and kindness, proves, according to the expert, that the relationship between the son of Charles III and his wife is excellent. This should silence critics who predicted a swift separation between the future King of England and his wife.
"To say he's proud of her, while he's watching her from the balcony... I wouldn't say that. When you're proud, you tend to show your breasts and stand up straight. Here, his head is tilted towards her, which exudes tenderness and connection," he explains, before addressing the rumors of a breakup that have been circulating for months. "If they were angry, if their relationship was on the verge of collapse, as some are claiming, they would of course smile at each other, but without touching. The fact that their forearms are interlocked is, in my opinion, a true sign of their bond and solidarity," he concludes. This should reassure their fans!
A woman in absolute peace?
A close bond that shows how happy Prince William was to see his wife again, but which also reveals how much the forty-year-old, according to Olga Ciesco, longed to meet her fans again: "In the photos of the event, it's as if she wanted to tell us: 'Look, I'm here. I'm not dead. I still have hair, I'm still beautiful and strong,'" explains Olga Ciesco, who considers the photos of Kate Middleton as "a form of control."
Although Kate Middleton knows how to smile in public, here, for example, she flashes her teeth to create an illusion. It's clear she's in control of the situation and perfectly manages her image. Her posture changes depending on whether she feels watched or, conversely, is closer to others. […] In the photos where she's not looking, her face is completely closed; she seems to live in her own world, and this undoubtedly best reflects her daily life. These are moments of truth, and in her gaze, we see no boredom, no pain, no joy, no irritation. Her photo seems to radiate an absolute calm. A calm that will, hopefully, finally help her overcome this painful ordeal.
