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Relations between Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle seem to be in a much better place than before, when all the rumors of the quarrel were swirling. According to a new report, the duchesses have put the flaw behind them and have even "talked and texted regularly about motherhood."
"They have a beautiful friendship"
Royal Journalist Carolyn Durand said hello! Middleton and Markle hear well, said: "Kate has been a valuable support for Meghan in the days leading up to Archie's birth and, despite rumors of a flaw, they are members of the family and have beautiful friendship. "
Durand added, "Their relationship has certainly evolved
over time, and they have come closer since the marriage of Meghan. They speak and
text regularly they have more in common, and Kate wanted to make sure that
Meghan has felt welcome in the family.
Their appearance at Wimbledon finally appeased rumors of quarrel
When the two duchesses sat down to watch Wimbledon
tennis tournament, it was hard for anyone to argue that there was a sign of
quarrel between them.
In fact, body language experts found that their facial expressions and gestures were rather friendly and that they indicated that they were now on good terms.
Blanca Cobb, a body language expert, told Cosmopolitan that "there was no evidence of a quarrel at the event," noting that "Meghan and Kate enjoyed each other".
Cobb pointed out how "Kate tilts her shoulder down as if to get closer to Meghan," she explains in a photo: "She's interested in what someone has to say. " She adds: "They both have a sincere smile, as indicated by the folding of the eyes, that you can see their upper teeth and that their cheek muscles are pushed up."
Overall, Cobb said there was no tension between women. She also said, "I also find that their body language is not tense – their hands and fingers are relaxed – suggesting that there is no tension between them."
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Some think that the duchesses staged the appearances
There seem to have been rumors that the appearances of Middleton and Markle are public relations stunts, orchestrated to create the illusion that the quarrel between them is over.
Royal expert Katie Nicholl told Entertainment Tonight that these appearances "were intended to dispel rumors that Kate and Meghan do not get along, as they certainly look like two duchesses who have a lot in common."
Nicholl noted that "there have been two major circumstances, very calculated and deliberate efforts to try to stem the rumors about a feud between the four." She emphasized the match of polo where William and Harry were obviously playing together "and that the appearance of the duchesses" is a treat for the royal observers. "
She added, "But I think these candid images were deliberately meant to quell the rumors of the quarrel between the four men. And you have seen them all very close, very happy, very comfortable with each other.
Nicholl then explained that the appearance at Wimbledon had
women "look a lot like friends."
She explained: "To have had tennis [outing] so soon after and if the two duchesses are so close to each other and if at ease in the company one of the other, yes, for the moment you will not read stories of a quarrel. You will read stories about how the duchesses are progressing and I am told that both are making an effort to get along.
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