Meghan markle body language 'mimics humble kate middleton' in clip

Meghan Markle, 39, and Prince Harry, 36, took part in an online conversation with world-famous education activist Malala to mark the International Day of the Girl. A body language expert has

analysed the video of Meghan and Harry speaking to Malala and claimed the Duchess seems to adopt "some deference" which sees her channel Kate, Duchess of Cambridge's default

stance. Body language analyst and author Judi James told Express.co.uk: "Meghan’s body language in this interview appears to show some deference to the profound personal experience and

charisma of Malala. "Almost mimicking the more humble, self-diminished pose of Kate here, Meghan inches her torso away from Harry at the start, to sit with her body scrunched and her

hands clasped between her own legs." According to Judi, Meghan's hand gestures suggest she is "in awe" of Malala. The expert said: "Every time she does bring her

hands out to gesticulate she pops them back between her legs in ‘resting’ mode and this pose does suggest she is somewhat in awe of Malala." READ MORE: MEGHAN MARKLE AND HARRY PUT QUEEN

IN DIFFICULT POSITION OVER ARCHIE According to Judi, during the podcast, Harry seemed to wish to steer the conversation away from Meghan's own experience and back to that of the

teenage hosts. She said: "When she spoke about her own trolling experiences during their podcast Harry seemed to come in to curve it back onto the teenagers they were addressing to

ensure it suggested empathy rather than a bid for sympathy. "And here, after Meghan says it has been ‘just fantastic’ in lockdown, despite initially joining in with the expressions of

pleasure about spending more time with Archie, Harry is the one who very emphatically points out that ‘We have been working really, really hard’." Judi claimed Harry's apparent

wish to curb Meghan's comments suggests he is "developing more of a nose for PR." The expert said: "Following some of the criticism of some of Meghan’s podcast comments

it does sound as though Harry is developing more of a nose for PR. "His sense of growing awareness about his own life of entitlement and privilege is obvious in the way that he

apologises for having taken his own top-drawer education for granted."