King Charles exhibits “overkill resilience” before “Spare,” whereas William appears “troubled”

• Judi James, a body language expert, told the media that the new king or queen “appears to have adopted the ‘overkill rituals’
• The expert said that Charles had shown signs of “his jolly, fun side”
• William, on the other hand, seemed to be “much more troubled

People say that King Charles III has “overkill resilience,” while Prince William looks “troubled” before the release of Prince Harry’s shocking memoir, Spare.

The expert said that Charles went to a film festival in London on November 2, which was the same day that he hosted a party at Buckingham Palace.

Judi James, a body language expert, told the media that the new king or queen “appears to have adopted the ‘overkill rituals’ route to show toughness and lack of concern.”

“These over-the-top actions can be a sign in and of themselves because they often happen when someone is trying to hide how they really feel and overacts as a result,” she said.

The expert said that Charles had shown signs of “his jolly, fun side” since he became king, calling this appearance “one of the most pronounced displays to date.”

“Either way, the projected message he is trying to convey seems to be that he doesn’t have a care in the world,” she said.

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William, on the other hand, seemed to be “much more troubled,” Judi said.

When his eyes pick out the camera, their expression looks rounded and rather wary, with a small frown of concern. “This is reminiscent of the signals of wariness he used to display a few years ago when Harry was still in the UK and the camera seemed often to be received as an intrusion,” she said.