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Privacy NoticePrince Harry often finds himself on the receiving end of Meghan Markle’s commanding presence, as noted by a body language expert. The couple’s recent four-day tour of Colombia saw them in the spotlight, with Meghan frequently taking charge at their various engagements. Body language expert Darren Stanton, speaking for Betfair Live Casino, observed that Meghan’s assertiveness is particularly evident when they’re out together. He remarked: “Meghan is more dominant than Harry when it comes to the dynamic of their relationship. When Meghan and Harry attend events together, you will notice Meghan looking into Harry’s eyes to signal when it is time to move on – a big power gesture. It shows him who the boss is – and that she makes the final call.”
The couple are incredibly tactile in public
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However, Stanton also points out moments where Meghan seems to welcome Harry’s authoritative side, which is mirrored in his body language. He commented: “We know this through Meghan displaying genuine smiles and feeling more relaxed when Harry takes the lead. “Her posture remains upright, but she’s more at ease – showing the confidence she has in him. Harry asserts his dominance and control by standing up for himself and other people. He’s not afraid to speak his mind.” “When Harry is in control of a situation, we see more instances of genuine smiles, eye contact and feelings of certainty from him when he takes on the leader role in their dynamic.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been married since 2018
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“He can own a room. His speech isn’t rushed and we don’t notice an increase in his blinkrate. He can assert himself – which is also shown through his upright posture, and thorough engagement in conversation.” Darren also noted that the Sussexes appear to be a strong team in public, with their initial spark still very much alive. He added: “Meghan and Harry work well together as a couple because they can operate as a team.” “They boost each other up and support one another when they need that reassurance, which is shown through their body gestures aligning a lot of the time.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were all loved up during their Colombia tour
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“They often display high levels of intimacy in public. We’ve seen them holding hands, hugging and even kissing. This shows how strong their relationship is and how their initial spark hasn’t disappeared.” “We also regularly see Meghan looking up at Harry, showing emotions of pride and admiration. This displays the pure love she has for him to this day. Through this ability to be open and honest with each other’s emotions, they prove time and time again that they have a strong, unbreakable bond.” “Mirroring each other’s body language and showing gestures of compassion, tells us their relationship has been built around a deep trust.”Story SavedYou can find this story in  My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnMeghan MarklePrince Harry
