Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s latest appearance has sparked fresh relationship speculation. Body language expert Inbaal Honigman said the couple appeared out of sync during their first joint U.K. outing since returning. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were photographed holding hands while walking to a Cotswolds pub. However, their relaxed appearance contrasted with the expert’s interpretation of their body language.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry showed ‘period of disharmony’ on pub date, expert claims
According to News24, body language expert Inbaal Honigman analyzed photos of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry arriving at The Falkland Arms in the Cotswolds. The images, first published by The Sun, marked the couple’s first public appearance together since relocating to Britain.
“They appear out of sync with each other during their first public outing, which could point to a potential clash,” Honigman claimed. She alleged the couple displayed “very different body language cues” throughout their walk. The expert pointed to several moments in the photographs. She claimed Harry often looked straight ahead while Meghan focused elsewhere. She also noted that Meghan appeared guarded with one hand across her body, while Harry walked with a more relaxed stride.
According to the report, Honigman also highlighted a moment when Harry touched his ear, describing it as a sign of discomfort. “Their mismatched body language communicates a period of disharmony within their household,” she alleged. She further claimed Harry walking several paces behind Meghan as they approached the pub “could be another sign of potential friction.”
However, people at the venue reportedly described a very different scene. The Sun quoted a pub insider who said the couple “just acted like locals” during lunch. Meghan reportedly ordered gluten-free beer-battered haddock and chips, while Harry chose a chicken, ham and leek pie.
The photos also fueled speculation among royal commentators. Royal journalist Tom Sykes questioned whether the paparazzi images were spontaneous. Meanwhile, commentator Mark Dolan suggested they may have been intended to generate attention. Neither claim has been independently verified, and there is no independent confirmation that the couple arranged the photographs.
