Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s marriage has been the subject of intense speculation, with many analyzing their every move.

Body language experts have now weighed in, suggesting that Harry has shown signs of discomfort when in the presence of his wife.

One particular incident caught the attention of body language expert Jesus Enrique Rosas, known as the Body Language Guy on social media.

During an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden in February 2021, Harry seemed relaxed and playful while hanging out with Corden.

However, his demeanor changed when Corden decided to video call Meghan.

Rosas observed that Harry distanced himself from the camera, taking several steps back.

He noted that it was unusual, as it would have been easier for Harry to stand closer to the camera during a FaceTime call.

Additionally, Rosas pointed out Harry’s crossed arms and wandering eyes, suggesting that he did not want to engage in the conversation.

Harry’s tense shoulders and head tilting away from the camera further indicated his discomfort.

Adding fuel to the fire, Australian politician Tina McQueen accused Meghan of being manipulative and controlling.

McQueen, speaking on a program hosted by Corrie Bernardi, claimed that Meghan was dragging Harry down a dark path.

She compared Meghan to Wallis Simpson, the American socialite and wife of the Duke of Windsor, labeling her as manipulative and asserting that she wants to control how she and Harry are perceived.

Despite these allegations, Harry and Meghan have been known to display public displays of affection (PDA), breaking royal norms.

They have often been seen holding hands, leaning into each other, and gazing lovingly at one another during various events.

These non-verbal cues have led many onlookers to believe that the couple is deeply in love.

In recent news, Meghan has apologized to a UK court for her involvement in the creation of the biography, “Finding Freedom.”

After initially denying any involvement, Meghan admitted to providing background information to their former communications secretary, Jason Kanauf, who then passed it on to the book’s authors.

Meghan expressed remorse for forgetting about the email exchanges with Kanauf, which proved her connection to the book.

Looking ahead, there is speculation that Harry and Meghan may return for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee next year.

Royal expert Ian Lloyd believes that if they do attend, it would not be surprising, as their brand relies heavily on their connection to the British royal family.

While the private lives of royals remain shrouded in mystery, analyzing their body language and public appearances can provide some insight into their relationships.

In the case of Harry and Meghan, their actions have sparked intense speculation and debate about the state of their marriage.

Only time will tell how their story unfolds.