Just a few years later in 1991, the dynamic between the couple had changed.
Indeed, they had “got to the point where trying to hide or mask their feelings for one another was no longer an option and the body language signals of their rift were undeniably visible to the naked eye”.
Judi claimed: “While Diana seemed to adopt a look of utter sadness and submission, sitting with her head tilted to one side or looking away from her husband, Charles would adopt a pose of total rejection, sitting looking down at his hands as though having washed them of his troublesome wife.”
Diana would throw the occasional “slightly coy glance” at her husband suggesting she “might be open to some form of approach”, but his “deep frown and the finger-picking showed little more than frustration or suppressed anger”, the expert suggested.
In 2005, Charles would have gotten away with a “public bad mood” if it weren’t for microphones picking up his cross words.
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