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KATE Middleton seems "ready to run away" while she poses in Archie's baptismal picture, said a body language expert.
While Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were beaming with their eight-week-old son, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were criticized by the fans for appearing clumsy and tense as they sat next to the new parents.
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Judi James, a body language expert, revealed how the pair seemed to have forced smiles for the photo – a stark contrast to the laid-back grandparents, Prince Charles, aged 70. years old, and Camilla, 71, were photographed at the Green Drawing Room at Windsor Castle.
We can see Kate Middleton, 37, sitting upright in her armchair, seeming ready to get up at any time.
And while Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, sit side by side on the couch, the distance between the new mom and Kate is enormous.
Judi said: "With a very relaxed and cheerful Camilla at the end of this pose, Kate is sitting at the other, looking strangely diminished and primitive, her arms crossed over her chest and her smile full.
"Given all the rumors circulating, the tension in her posture, rather" ready to run away, "could be perceived as a clumsiness, but she could also show the desire to lower her own status signals and not not eclipse the happy couple. "
And speaking to Fabulous Digital, Judi explained that Kate was not the only royal to stand out in the picture, revealing that Prince William, 37, seemed to be taking a "self-protective pose".
"The official pose shows all members of the royal family relaxed and happy, apart from a William a little too formal in a self-protective pose and Kate seemingly determined not to overshadow the happy couple and their first baby", explained Judi.
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She added, "William's pose behind her looks harder to understand as she seems to show the prince in nightclub bouncer mode.
"The gesture of the fig leaf, the tilt of the head and rather the badessment of the expression of the face and smile, all bear the mark of a man who will not let you not enter until you present a piece of identity. "
This does nothing to dispel rumors of dissension between couples, with the Susbad recently separating from joint charity with the Cambridges.
The speculated feud has even seen the palace deliberately trying to avoid the "diary clashes" between Harry, Meghan, William and Kate to prevent "competition," said a royal author.
The two brothers reportedly quarreled after Prince William's concerns about Meghan Markle "seriously degraded" with his brother.
And fans rushed to social media to comment on the new family photo and the apparent discomfort between the two brothers.
A royal fan wrote on Twitter: "It's really a forced smile from our Kate".
Another added, "I find it odd that Prince William is trying not to smile."
And a third said, "It was Archie's baptism, but I wish William and Kate did not come, what an unfortunate and clumsy couple, could not they even pretend to be happy to be there?"
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HOW THE DAY MOVES
Archie, eight years old, was baptized yesterday by the Archbishop of Canterbury at Windsor Castle, in front of a close group of only 25 friends and family members.
A black and white photo shows the baby boy cradled in the arms of 37-year-old mother Meghan, while exhausting dad, Harry, 34, puts his arm around the pair.
It is wrapped in the handmade replica of the 1841 Royal Baptismal Dress.
The royal commentators could not help but notice how much the baby looked like his father Harry, partly thanks to a nascent red hair mop.
Sharing the two adorable clichés, the palace said: "The Duke and Duchess of Susbad are delighted to share the happiness of this day and thank all participants around the world for their continued support.
"They feel so lucky to have enjoyed this special moment with Archie's family and godfathers."
The photographs were taken by Chris Allerton in the Green Drawing Room – where Meghan and Harry posed for their official royal wedding clichés – and in the Rose Garden at Windsor Castle.
Mr. Allerton said, "I am honored to take the official photos at the Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor baptism and once again participate in such a special and joyous occasion for the Duke and Duchess of Susbad. "
Members of St. George's Chapel Choir performed at the ceremony while Seventh Row was baptized in a spectacular £ 11,000 Lily Font with water from the Jordan River and christened in the same royal dress as were wearing Kate Middleton's children.
The Queen and Prince Philip were absent from the ceremony, as they had already planned to spend the week together in Sandringham after the annual Holyrood week in Scotland.
HAPPY FAMILIES: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle pose with baby Archie
The Duke and Duchess of Susbad also published a beautiful black and white photo to mark the occasion, showing the baby Archie cradled by his parents.
According to Judi, the image is about as "intimate as possible".
"With Harry presented in dashing and manly fashion, there is an expression that borders on the love concern while Meghan holds the baby asleep to him and that he catches her arm as if she had just realized the miracle of becoming a father for the first time.
"The love package poses is romantic and as intimate as possible with a hidden camera, but the intensity of their mutual look could answer the question of why they chose to keep baptism in private.
"This look says a lot about the fact that they want space as a loving trio, rather than showing Archie directly to the camera in a more accessible way."
Despite paying £ 2.4 million for the renovation of Harry and Frogmore Cottage by Meghan, taxpayers may never know who the godparents are.
As a general rule, the identity of the godparents is a public matter under the rules of the Church of England and can be obtained easily for a small fee.
But Archie will remain secret after his parents have taken advantage of a loophole for royalty.
Bookmakers have broken the chances of Guy Pelly and Jessica Mulroney to become Archie's baby godparents.
The Sun understands that Harry wants all the details to remain confidential.
A source close to the couple said, "People might think that Meghan is responsible for all this privacy matter, but it's Harry who is leading the charge. He wants Archie to be a private citizen in every possible way.
Tweeters face the traits of the child
Fans on social networks wondered if Archie was more like his father or mother, or both.
Angie Baer said, "He has traits of both but he reminds me of Harry."
Amy Heckathorn said, "He's leaning more toward Meghan, but he's still in the potato phase. It's hard to say. "
Another suggests that Archie has the head like the eyes of Meg and Harry.
(Left Image: Baby Harry, Right Picture: Baby Meghan)
The couple gave the public some glimpses of the little Archie since his birth in May.
Meghan and Harry rushed in front of their "unbelievable son" as they introduced him to the world just days after he was born.
And they published a sweet photo of the little boy on Father's Day, as well as a stylized photo of Meghan holding his foot for Mother's Day.
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