EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry ‘holding a lot of tension’ as he knows ‘not everyone is on his side’
Prince Harry stepped out in London today just before the court verdict was announced.
Prince Harry looked ‘tense’ this afternoon (Image: JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP via Getty Images)
Prince Harry appeared to be “tense” today as he stepped out in London, a body language expert has said. The Duke of Sussex, 41, stepped out on Tuesday afternoon to attend an Invictus Games event in London, just before it was announced that he had lost his court case against the publisher of The Daily Mail, Associated Newspapers Limited.
The judge Mr Justice Nicklin delivered his verdict today after the trial into the alleged unlawful information gathering came to an end in March. The verdict found that ANL won the case, with Harry and the six other claimants having had their claims about the publisher dismissed by the High Court. In his verdict, Mr Justice Nicklin said that Harry, who alleged that the publication had engaged in unlawful information gathering, from landline tapping to obtaining information through deception, did not give sufficient evidence.
It is believed Harry knew about the verdict when arriving in London for the event today, which may have explained why he looked “tense”.
Inbaal Honigman, celebrity psychic and body language expert speaking exclusively for casino.ca, also said that the duke looked aware that “not everyone is on his side” in the UK.
This comes after Harry has made headlines over the last few days following Buckingham Palace withdrawing their invite to the duke to stay at the Palace, citing that he had accepted the invite too late.
Speaking about Harry’s appearance today, Inbaal Honigman exclusively told The Daily Express: “As Prince Harry prepares to emerge from the car, we can see that his hand helps open the door, even though he knows that the door will be opened for him.”
The duke waved when his name was called (Image: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire)
The expert continued: “This shows his eagerness to get going. Whatever is taking place around him, he’s pressing forward regardless. In fact, especially as he’s struggling with a lack of support during this visit, it is notable that he is pressing forward fearlessly.
“But look closer – his hand is quite curled up, his fingers hold a lot of tension. The Prince is anxious, he is tense, and still he is not letting it hold him back.
“His fearless approach is evident in his facial expression as well. Getting out of his ride, Harry’s chin is jutting, which is a defiant gesture.
“There’s tension in his chin, too, but it is pointed and determined. He’s aware that not everyone is on his side, and he’s determined not to let it get him down.”
It is not known if Harry will see King Charles on this UK trip, with the father-and-son having last met face-to-face in September.
