Prince Harry ‘feels justified’ unlike his mother Princess Diana

• An analyst observed Prince Harry’s facial expressions and body language.
• The Duke of Sussex’s body language during a series of interviews to promote his book Spare revealed.
• His hands are moving fervently, his chin is up and he feels vindicated.

An analyst observed that Prince Harry’s facial expressions and body language were very dissimilar from those of his mother, Princess Diana.

The Duke of Sussex’s body language during a series of interviews to promote his book Spare revealed significant changes in the way he carries himself.

Inbaal Honigman stated in an interview with Daily Star that “it’s worth mentioning that he didn’t use to communicate with his hands nearly so often.”

Harry used to be very reserved and would keep his hands firmly clasped in front of him. His head is bowed for the most of the 2006 Ant and Dec interview with his father and sibling, and his hands are twisted together,” she stated.

He appeared timid and lacking in confidence, similar to how his late mother, Princess Diana, would exhibit quite humble body language in public interviews, according to Inbaal.

“This Harry is not the one we meet today. His hands are moving fervently, his chin is up, he feels successful, and he feels vindicated,” she continued.

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