Meghan Markle‘s first solo outing in London since her UK return was reportedly more than just a catch-up. An expert has pointed to a more “intense” dimension in her recent engagement with Malala Yousafzai. The news comes amid reports of the Duchess struggling to readjust to life in the UK after over six years away.
Expert suggests that Meghan Markle’s outing with Malala Yousafzai was not just a casual catch-up
According to an expert, Meghan Markle’s meeting with Malala Yousafzai was more than just a friendly get-together. The Duchess of Sussex appeared all business during what was described as a “very serious” dinner while out in London this week. A video captured her enjoying a private dinner at Claridge’s in Mayfair on Wednesday evening. Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai accompanied her.
Speaking to the Daily Express, body language expert Judi James said that Markle came across as her true, authentic self. James noted, “Meghan is seated facing the room here in this booth, although this choice of seating facing outward could have been a courtesy to Malala, who has a very high public profile herself.”
She continued, “The body language looks low-key as the two women lean in together rather than sitting back and relaxing, and Meghan appears to have both arms on the table, lightly folded. This suggests a point where they were less about eating any food and more about what looks like quite an important and intense conversation.”
James described the exchange as deep and calm, more like a discussion on global issues than a casual night out. Such an occasion would typically involve more relaxed and lighthearted body language.
For those unaware, Meghan and Yousafzai have known each other for years. They first connected on October 11, 2020. It was a virtual discussion for International Day of the Girl, a cause close to the As Ever founder’s heart. The Malala Fund broadcasted their Zoom chat. The duo focused on the deep-rooted obstacles keeping millions of girls out of school.
