Prince Harry appeared to have send a cryptic message to his father King Charles with his newly dropped Christmas card, an expert has revealed.
Harry and Meghan Markle released their latest Christmas card, featuring images from their international tours and their kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Body language expert Judi James told The Mirror that the Duke of Sussex’s card had a key message for Charles regarding his childhood.
Highlighting the photo in which Harry and Meghan can be seen with their arms open as their kids run towards them for a hug, the expert said the Duke wanted to show Charles their “family love.”
James noted that Harry has been vocal in his memoir Spare about him not receiving love during his childhood especially from Charles.
In the explosive autobiography, Harry revealed that Charles did not give him a hug while breaking the tragic news of his mother Princess Diana’s sudden demise.
“As a mood board for the Sussex’s year, the body language narrative presented here looks obvious as we are allowed to glimpse the duo looking: successful, caring, passionately in love and deeply besotted as protective parents,” she said.
“The tactile behaviours here involve caring hugs and even healing-looking touches for people they have met on their tours and then, of course, their most powerful PDA of the year as a couple, when Meghan leant back onto Harry’s manly torso with her arms crossed over her chest in an act of romantic release and Harry reciprocated with a tender kiss on the head.
“In terms of status, these poses tend to swing in Harry’s favour, making him look not just the hero adored by Meghan but also rather dominant, laughing to a group as she gazes admiringly or standing with his free hand stuffed into his trouser pocket as she leans onto him.”
