Prince Harry appeared overcome with emotion in his new interview with the BBC – and a body language expert has weighed in on what this all means.
According to a body language expert, Prince Harry being on the verge of tears is a very telling sign that he misses one thing. After losing a multimillion-pound fight for protection in the UK, Harry decided to take part in another interview – with the Duke of Sussex telling the BBC in America that his father “won’t speak” to him.
As he spoke to Nada Tawfik, Harry appeared visibly emotional when he spoke about the strained relationships he has with some members of his family. Celebrity psychic and body language expert Inbaal Honigman told the Daily Star that it became apparent that Harry very much misses his home country.
According to Inbaal, the interview was a tell-tale sign that he missed one aspect of life in the UK. She said: “When he speaks of loving his country, Harry is blinking back tears. His eyes moisten, and he swallows hard. This gulp shows that he’s upset, and he glances upwards for a moment, as he’s recalling memories at that time.”
She added: “Being on the verge of crying is a sign that Harry really does love his homeland, and is filled with regret at not being able to share that with his children.”
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex decided to step down as senior working royals in early 2020 – and soon left the UK to settle down in the US.
Alongside Prince Archie, who was a year-old at the time, the couple soon settled into a multi-million-pound home in California.
The couple, who will celebrate seven years of marriage later this month, later welcomed Princess Lilibet – a little sister for Archie – in June 2021.
Meghan, 43, Archie, five, and three-year-old Lilibet have not visited the UK since 2022.
Harry has paid many visits since 2020. The Duke of Sussex has claimed that he grown tired of only coming home for funerals and court cases.
He said: “The only time I have come back to the UK is sadly for funerals or court cases, and with the odd charitable function…”
