Meghan Markle recently underwent an image overhaul during her trip to Nigeria, according to a body language expert. Analyzing her appearance during the royal tour with Prince Harry, the expert noted Markle's adoption of an old-school royal look. Dazzling in a white sleeveless shirt that accentuated her shoulders and arms while meeting with representatives of Save the Children, Markle completed her look with gray wide-leg pants, exuding a comfortable atmosphere.
Judy James, a body language specialist, examined Markle's behavior during the trip. She observed Markle's body language as reminiscent of old-fashioned royalty, with a straight-backed, respectful posture and minimal movement as she graciously listened to stories. Markle kept her body facing forward and straight, turning her head only to listen, and her closed smile conveyed generosity. She used small eye blink gestures to encourage storytelling and expressed sympathy through hand gestures, such as raising her hands and squeezing them together.
In contrast, Prince Harry appeared more laidback and less formal, employing distinctive hand gestures while speaking. He used highly emphatic hand gestures for each word, emphasizing their importance or aiding understanding. Despite their differing styles, Markle and Harry concluded their three-day tour of Nigeria, expressing gratitude to everyone they met and hinting at future visits. Markle was visibly touched when receiving a thoughtful gift dedicated to Archie and Lilibet, symbolizing her longing to be with them on Mother's Day. Grace Basari, a 13-year-old girl, presented Markle with hand-stitched teddy bears, leaving the duchess spoiled for choice.
As they wrapped up their visit, Markle and Prince Harry expressed sincere thanks to the Nigerian community for their warm reception and hospitality. Grace, the daughter of CNN's Nigeria bureau chief and senior editor, was invited to join Markle and Prince Harry on their visit.
