Sussex Marriage on the Rocks: Prince Harry’s Discomfort Revealed

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's marriage has been under scrutiny, with shocking details emerging about Harry's alleged distancing from his wife.

While the royal family is known for their privacy, experts have turned to body language analysis to unravel the subtle messages conveyed by the couple.

Body language expert Jesus Enrique Rosas, also known as The Body Language Guy, has shed light on Harry's behavior during an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden in February 2021.

During the segment, Corden took Harry around Los Angeles, where the couple had recently purchased a home.

Rosas observed that Harry appeared relaxed and playful throughout the outing.

However, the expert noticed a change in Harry's body language when Corden decided to video call Meghan.

“The first thing I noticed is how Harry distances himself from the camera,” Rosas explained.

Despite Corden's attempt to include him in the frame, Harry took several steps back.

Rosas found this behavior absurd since it would have been easier for Harry to stand closer to the camera during a FaceTime call.

Rosas further analyzed Harry's crossed arms and wandering eyes, suggesting that the Duke of Sussex did not want to engage in the conversation.

“It's like he feels embarrassed at that moment, combined with the nervousness of drifting his body from side to side,” Rosas observed.

As Harry finally approached the camera, Rosas noted the tension in his shoulders, the shrugging, and the tilting of his head away from the camera.

This display of discomfort was painful to watch, according to the expert.

In addition to body language analysis, Australian politician Tina McQueen accused Meghan of being manipulative and controlling.

During a program hosted by Corrie Bernardi, McQueen claimed that Meghan dragged Harry down a dark path and compared her to Wallis Simpson, the American socialite who married the Duke of Windsor.

McQueen labeled Meghan as manipulative and criticized her desire to control how she and Harry are perceived.

She expressed hope that the royal family would cut ties with the couple and prevent them from profiting from their titles.

Despite the controversies surrounding their relationship, Harry and Meghan have broken royal traditions by openly displaying affection in public.

They often hold hands, lean into each other, and gaze lovingly at one another during various events.

Many onlookers interpret these nonverbal cues as signs of a deeply connected and loving relationship.

Recently, Meghan found herself in the news again for apologizing to a UK court regarding her involvement in their biography, “Finding Freedom.”

After initially denying any influence, Meghan admitted to providing background reminders to their former communications secretary, Jason Knauf, to pass on to the book's writers.

She sincerely apologized to the judge, citing her forgetfulness about the email exchanges with Knauf, which confirmed her connection to the creation of “Finding Freedom.”

Looking ahead, royal expert Ian Lloyd speculates that Harry and Meghan may return for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee next year.

While their attendance is not confirmed, Lloyd believes it would be surprising if they did not appear, as their brand heavily relies on their connection with the British royal family.

The revelations about Prince Harry's discomfort and Meghan's alleged manipulation have cast a shadow over their marriage.

As the public continues to dissect their body language and analyze their actions, the future of the Sussexes remains uncertain.

Will they be able to navigate the challenges and expectations that come with their royal titles?

Only time will tell.