Royally Snubbed: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Tense Goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry recently bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth II, but their interactions with Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank raised some eyebrows.

Body language expert Jesus Enrique Rosas, also known as the body language guy, analyzed the couples' behavior before Harry and Meghan left the funeral and noticed a lack of closeness between them.

According to Rosas, despite Eugenie standing close to Meghan, there appeared to be limited interaction, suggesting tension between the two.

He pointed out that Eugenie's head and neck were pulled backward, indicating resistance.

Rosas explained that when someone is interested in something, they tend to push their head forward, but when they feel resistance, they pull it backward.

He also noted that Princess Eugenie seemed nervous.

Rosas mentioned that he had heard Eugenie and Meghan were friends, making it even more noticeable that there wasn't much interaction between them after the funeral.

He believes their friendship is strained based on the body language signals he observed.

“There is some resistance between them,” Rosas stated.

He questioned why, if they are friends, they weren't naturally gravitating towards each other in such a moment.

Another observation Rosas made was Meghan's cold stare at Eugenie as the car departed.

He wondered why this was happening if they were all friends.

Rosas admitted he wasn't sure what had transpired between the couples to cause this tension.

He also noticed that Jack Brooksbank didn't acknowledge Prince Harry when it was time to leave the funeral.

Rosas sensed tension between the two, as Brooksbank briefly tightened his mouth when looking in Harry's direction.

Rosas described Harry's face as tense, possibly indicating anger, although he couldn't pinpoint the cause.

He noticed Harry standing next to other members of the royal family, appearing lonely and isolated.

Rosas attributed some of the tension to Harry and Meghan's decision to step away from their roles as senior royals.

Despite feeling sorry for Prince Harry, Rosas believes there is still room for him to mend fences with his family.

In a surprising turn of events, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle found themselves pushed aside during Queen Elizabeth II's funeral on September 19.

While Prince William and Kate Middleton occupied the front pew alongside King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were relegated to the very end of the second row.

This unexpected seating arrangement is likely a consequence of Harry and Meghan resigning from their royal roles in 2020.

Prince Harry attended the somber event in a black suit, as he was not granted permission to wear his blues and royals uniform.

However, he proudly displayed his military medals.

The couple's placement at the back of the second row, away from the core royal family members, suggests a clear message of exclusion.

The past few months have undoubtedly been challenging for Harry and Meghan, and it is understandable that Harry may have felt exhausted.

Rosas believes that the tension observed during the funeral may be a result of their decision to step back from their royal duties.

Despite this setback, Rosas remains hopeful that Harry can reconcile with his family in the future.

In conclusion, the farewell between Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, and the royal family was marked by tension and strained relationships.

Body language expert Jesus Enrique Rosas analyzed the interactions and observed limited interaction between Meghan and Princess Eugenie, as well as tension between Jack Brooksbank and Prince Harry.

The unexpected seating arrangement at the funeral further emphasized the divide between the couple and the core royal family.