It's been a while since we've seen the Markleclaw in action, and we got a double dose of it during the latest appearance of the Harkels at the United Nations, right before Harry's speech. As they were seated together, Harry appeared relaxed with his hands on his legs. Meghan, however, commented that Harry might be smiling too much. Upon closer inspection, Harry seemed genuinely happy in that moment.
Then something shifted. Meghan subtly reached for Harry's hand, and his expression changed as he glanced away, clearly uncomfortable. She held his hand in a manner that seemed controlling, covering his hand entirely. Eventually, Harry gently withdrew his hand, signaling he didn't want to be touched. This didn't deter Meghan, who later engaged in another affectionate gesture towards him, indicating possessiveness.
During Harry's speech, Meghan's interruptions continued, trying to regain his attention whenever he interacted with others. This pattern of behavior seemed to make Harry increasingly nervous, evident in his fidgeting and tense facial expressions. It's clear their dynamics involve moments of control and assertion, influencing how they navigate public appearances.
This brief interaction at the UN offers insight into their relationship dynamics, highlighting moments of tension and Harry's attempts to assert independence. It leaves us wondering how these dynamics will evolve in the future.
