Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, 38, was seen leaving “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” on January 9 in New York City, where he filmed his fourth interview to promote his memoir Spare. As he left, the Prince was photographed waving to the crowds of fans and smiling.
Judi James, a professional body language expert spoke exclusively to Express.co.uk to explain what Harry’s body language was like.
She claimed: “With his pink, shiny and rounded cheeks and his gleaming, wide-eyed facial expression, Harry still looks like a man in a state of thrilled excitement after spilling more royal beans on the Stephen Colbert show.
“In terms of lapping up the praise and the attention, he shows no sign of flagging here, with his splayed-hand wave to the fans that came with an opened mouth to create feelings of empathy and recognition.”
However, Judi argues that “Harry’s body language here falls somewhere between three looks.”
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She explained: “It’s not total A-list, which would require more of a head-down, covered face, ‘don’t mob me’ body language.
“But it’s only partly royal, with the wave a little too friendly to be a regal one.”
Judi suggests that as opposed to an “A-List” or a “regal” pose, Harry falls somewhere between the two.
She commented: “It’s more early days celebrity with a desire to be liked, although the slight cooling of the smile in one shot might be a necessary response.”
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The Prince was spotted earlier on Monday leaving his luxury Manhattan hotel, where rooms start at $400, or £328, rising to $3,500, or £2,877 a night for a suite.
There was no sign of his wife Meghan Markle, 41, or his children, Archie, three, and Lilibet, one, who are believed to be at home in California.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex relocated from the UK to California in early 2020, and have, since early 2021, been raising their two children in an £11million mansion in Montecito.
This home is thousands of miles away from the Duke’s family in the UK.
