these details that show that her new role has transformed her

Kate Middleton has always taken to heart his royal duties. According to body language expert Judi James, Prince William’s wife has much changed since the death of Elizabeth II. If her husband is now the next heir to the throne, she has officially become the Princess of Wales. Although this status may impress, Kate Middleton seems to marry her perfectly. Judi James told The Express : “Kate’s body language has changed since becoming Princess of Wales, but maybe not in the way people might have expected. The pressure could have caused signs of anxiety and even impostor syndrome, but instead she grew more and more comfortable with this new position.”

For the expert, there is no doubt that Prince William’s wife feels perfectly well in this “new” role. As a bonus, it affirms Kate Middleton’s position as a member of the royal family in its own right, and not as “woman of”.

Kate Middleton totally free to be herself

“Now she seems to understand that she has been totally accepted as a leading royal. She is much more independent, often appearing more confident when working alone. Her filmed speeches and messages are miles away from the hesitant tone she once used to have”, says the body language expert. Additionally, Judi James says she noticed that Kate Middleton was even more smiling and tactile towards her husband during their public appearances. According to her, this could be linked to the death of Elizabeth II: “These public displays of affection may have been prompted by the loss of Her Majesty. She was very traditional and undemonstrative about it. So it could be that there has been a little relaxation of the rules since his death. Even Charles has been much more tactile and affectionate in public towards Camilla recently. Kate Middleton and King Charles III could also be more complicit with their spouses to console themselves for the loss of the queen. A new Kate Middleton, even more fulfilled than everyone is likely to love !