PRINCE William and his son George share a “deep bond”, according to a body language expert.
Prince William and his 10-year-old son George warmed the hearts of English fans across the country despite their devastating 2-1 defeat to Spain in yesterday’s Euro 2024 final.
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The two were seen bonding over the nail-biting match last night, watching the game from their seats.
Body language expert Judi James took a detailed look at the interactions between the father and son duo.
James said: “These are spontaneous and instinctive body language rituals from William and George as they react to the agony and ecstasy that was England’s finals performance.”
She claims the two are “two peas in a pod,” with their reactions shockingly similar.
She continued: “Their intense mirroring is more than just flattering, it is an imitation of a father’s adoration for his son.
“William and George’s peas-in-a-pod behaviors here seem subliminal rather than conscious, showing that the pair share stronger, deeper bonds of like-minded thoughts and reactions.”
GOOD MODEL
James highlighted the deliberate choice to dress alike, signifying George’s view of his father as a positive role model.
She said: “The fact that he dresses in a similar way is a deliberate imitation which suggests that George sees his father as a very positive role model.
“Although it is a simple fact, this is a very powerful statement in terms of the continuity of the monarchy.”
She comments on the “suffering” the Prince endured amid the ongoing war with his younger brother, Prince Harry.
James said: “William is already suffering from his dishonest and rebellious younger brother’s behavior,
“A sense of empathy, loyalty and shared goals from the son who will one day also replace him as king is important and comforting for both.
A CHANGED PRINCE
The body language expert claims that Will has changed, he has evolved beyond his usual reserved self and has relaxed, especially around George.
She added: “William has lost a lot of body language inhibitions recently.
“Their somewhat stuffy, reserved or shy behaviors have now been replaced by an ability to share their emotions,
“Whether he’s dancing like no one is watching a Taylor Swift concert or jumping, roaring or holding his face in agony like he does here at the England game.”
She said: “George may be partly responsible for this change in behaviour.”
The reactions shared between father and son were particularly impressive.
James said: “The pair leap together with mouths open and fists clenched in a shared ritual of victory on the battlefield when there is a goal,
“Both clap their hands on the sides of their faces, in a self-attacking gesture that imitates the desire to hide their opponents’ expressions of loss and weakness when Spain scores.
“These are primal rituals that show the strongest bonds and define William and his son, as the chosen ‘uniform’ as a united team.
“After their ‘warrior’ responses, there is also the hug, which shows shared joy and high levels of affection.”
This analysis comes amid discussions about the strained relationship between William and his brother, Harry.
Tension between the royal brothers has been a hot topic, especially regarding whether the Sussexes or the Waleses should take the first step toward trying to reconcile.
Charles Rae, the legendary former royal correspondent, spoke to The Sun’s royal editor Matt Wilkinson on The Sun’s Royal Exclusive programme.
He expressed that he believes it is up to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to make the first move.
But he doubts William and Catherine will accept him given their extensive history of conflict and public criticism, including the Oprah Winfrey interview, the Netflix show and Harry’s book. Save.
He said: “I think it’s up to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to make the first move.
“Whether or not it would be accepted by William and Catherine, I very much doubt it would be.
“There’s a lot of water that went under that bridge.”
The former correspondent shared his concerns about William.
He said: “William has a lot more on his mind now than sorting out problems with his own brother. He has his wife to look after and his three children.”
He then suggested that Meghan was a “driving force” in why reconciliation might not happen.
Charles’ comments echo those of another royal expert, Richard Fitzwilliams, who told The Sun that “petulant” Harry should be the first to take action to resolve the rift with William.
He added that any dissent is “undesirable”, especially when people are battling illness, with King Charles and the Princess of Wales being treated for cancer.
Meanwhile, the Sussex saga continues as William keeps Princess Kate and her family “far away from Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.”
Elsewhere, a royal expert reveals why it’s “obvious” that this explosive feud with Prince William is “firmly cemented” and here to stay.
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A Timeline of Prince Harry’s Family Feud
IN 2018, the Sun told how “simmering tension
The first signs of friction emerged after William was introduced to Meghan when she was staying at Kensington Palace.
Once she returned home to Canada, William and Harry sat down for a sibling chat.
He knew Harry was already crazy about her, but it was claimed he advised him to take it slow.
The younger prince reportedly didn’t take the advice very well, with a royal source saying he “went crazy.”
Then, in June 2019, Harry and Meghan officially split from the charity they shared with William and Kate.
The Royal Foundation will be split between the Sussexes and the Cambridges, while the couples focus on their own separate charitable efforts.
Prince William and Prince Harry first established the Royal Foundation in 2009, before Kate joined two years later, shortly after their engagement was announced.
The trio often appeared together at events and the Foundation has had huge success with projects such as the Invictus Games for injured veterans and the Heads Together mental health campaign.
The Royal Foundation said the decision was made after completing a review of its structure – but added that the two couples would continue to work together in the future.
Harry and Meg lived near Kate and Wills on the Kensington Palace estate, but moved to Frogmore Cottage in Windsor before baby Archie was born.
The move further fueled rumors of a fallout.
Harry also hinted in his ITV documentary “Harry and Meghan, An African Journey” that he and his brother had grown apart.
In 2021, Harry and Meghan gave their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, where Harry accused his father of holding him back financially.
Harry then flew back to the UK to join William in unveiling a statue of his mother, Princess Diana, in the grounds of Kensington Palace. But sources said William did not want to attend the memorial amid the fallout.
In 2022, shortly before the death of her grandmother, the Queen, sources claimed that Kate acts as a “peacemaker” between the siblings.
Harry claimed his brother “knocked him to the ground” during an argument about Meghan, in his memoir.
In Spare, Harry said William labeled Meghan “rude” and “difficult” during a fight.
Harry claimed that William “grabbed me by the collar, ripping my necklace, and…knocked me to the ground.”
He said he was left with a visible injury to his back after the 2019 argument at Nottingham Cottage, in the grounds of Kensington Palace, where he lived at the time.
In January this year, Harry flew to be with Charles following the shock of the monarch’s cancer diagnosis.
Harry flew back to the US the next day – without seeing Wills.
In May, he visited the United Kingdom for a three-day visit without seeing King Charles or Prince William.
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