Prince Harry has arrived in the UK in preparation for his attendance at the WellChild Awards later today, marking a rare visit to his homeland following a period of separation from the royal family.
While Prince Harry paid his respects to the late Queen in Windsor, Prince William and Kate participated in their own event, commemorating Queen Elizabeth three years after her passing in 2022.
Amid indications that the brothers are intentionally avoiding each other, an expert in body language has interpreted the significance behind their busy schedules. Speculation continues about the possibility of Harry reuniting with his father, King Charles, during his stay in the UK this week.
According to Judi James, the simultaneous engagements of Harry and William upon the former’s arrival in London suggest a deliberate effort to keep themselves occupied to prevent any encounters. She likened the situation to a strategic royal chess game, with members maneuvering to evade potential interactions with Harry.
Judi further observed that Kate’s last-minute decision to join William at Sunningdale could serve as a shield against a potential encounter with Harry, given their previous closeness. The expert emphasized the careful avoidance of situations that could portray them negatively in light of Harry’s presence.
While William and Kate have been honoring the late Queen in their own way, Judi speculated that Harry might interpret the lack of contact as a rejection. She warned that if the narrative spun in this direction, it could paint the royal family in a negative light.
The expert highlighted the importance of maintaining a favorable public image amidst the delicate dynamics at play, suggesting that the royals are vigilant about the potential impact of Harry’s actions on their reputation.
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