“There is no question that [Meghan] was in fear, as she hung on to Harry’s hand for dear life as they walked together,” a body language analyst tells Page Six.
The foursome, whom the British press once dubbed the “Fab Four,” spent nearly an hour admiring floral tributes, reading cards and shaking hands with fellow mourners.
James tells us that Markle’s “frequent hair flicking” during the walkabout “suggested some inner anxiety.” Meghan Markle was scared of being booed at a memorial for Queen Elizabeth II, a body language expert says.Another body language expert, Dr. Lillian Glass, explains that Markle’s subdued behavior may have been precipitated by fear, as the “Suits” alum was“Usually, we have seen Meghan with a smile plastered on her face, whether it is appropriate or not,” Glass tells Page Six.
“But this time, she actually seemed more genuine and humbled. There is no question that she was in fear, as she hung on to Harry’s hand for dear life as they walked together. She was serious and even stood back when Harry was speaking to someone. Usually, she is front and center, but the fact that she hung back was very telling of her fear.”Although the “Archetypes” podcast host was not booed this time around, she did receive a mixed reaction from the crowd.