Title: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Conflicting Messages at Salute to Freedom Gala

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a sensational appearance at the Salute to Freedom gala, but body language expert Judy James reveals that their movements conveyed conflicting messages.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who stepped down as senior members of the royal family last year and now reside in California, were seen at the event held at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York.

However, their presence raised eyebrows when Harry was spotted wearing four medals on his tuxedo, despite no longer being allowed to wear his ceremonial military uniform.

Meghan, on the other hand, donned a stunning red Carolina Herrera dress and matching shoes.

According to body language expert Judy James, their outfits spoke volumes, but their movements revealed even more.

James suggests that their body language indicates a clash of interests between being radiant red carpet A-listers and press-shy royals.

Despite their recent pleas for press privacy and criticism of social media, they walked the red carpet with elegance, diverting their eyes away from the cameras and focusing on the people waiting to meet them.

The couple maintained their signature hand clasp, with Harry's hand on top, seemingly protective of his wife.

Meghan's dress stole the show with its plunging neckline, adorned with a pinned poppy, and a dramatic train.

As their appearance came to an end, Meghan turned her back to the cameras, giving a classic celebrity red carpet pose.

With a knowing smile, she glanced back over her shoulder, raising an eyebrow and casting a sideways glance.

This playful moment seemed to be for the fans and the press, evidenced by a slight hunch of her shoulder.

In other news, the Duchess of Sussex has apologized for misleading a British court regarding her cooperation with the authors of a sympathetic book about her and Prince Harry.

Meghan is currently involved in legal action against the publisher of the Mail on Sunday and the Mail Online website for privacy and copyright breaches.

A High Court judge previously ruled in her favor, deeming the publication of a letter she wrote to her father manifestly excessive and unlawful.

However, the publisher, Associated Newspapers, is now seeking to overturn that decision at the Court of Appeal.

They argue that Meghan knowingly wrote the letter with the understanding that it might be made public.

The publisher claims that Meghan made private information public by collaborating with Omid Scobie and Caroline Durand, authors of Finding Freedom.

While Meghan's lawyers have denied any collaboration, evidence presented by the couple's former communications director, Jason Knauf, suggests otherwise.

In a witness statement, Knauf revealed that he provided information to the authors and discussed it with Harry and Meghan.

Emails released as part of his statement showed that he also corresponded with Harry, discussing the book and arranging a meeting with the authors.

Harry's response indicated his agreement that they should deny involvement in the book.

As the legal battle continues, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle find themselves under scrutiny once again.

Their conflicting messages at the Salute to Freedom gala and the ongoing court case raise questions about their public image and the extent of their involvement in media projects.