There have been reports of a rift between royal couples Meghan Markle and Prince, and Prince William and Kate Middleton, however, after Harry and Kate attended service together on Anzac Day, it appears the alleged feud is between the two brothers rather than their wives.
On Thursday, Kate and Harry attended a memorial service at Westminster Abbey where the Duke of Sussex appeared to be in great spirits compared to his tense composure during the Easter day church service where William was in attendance.
Body language expert Judi James told Express UK, Prince Harry seemed to be at ease during his appearance with Kate.
“The contrast between the body language signals is so acute it almost looks like a direct message: while Harry appeared to dart about avoiding communicating with his brother at Easter, he also managed to look relaxed, amused and very much the old playful Harry with his sister-in-law Kate at the Anzac Day service.”
“His entire appearance seemed to change with William about,” James added.

The body language expert claimed Prince Harry appeared “unhappy” and looked awkward standing apart from Prince William and Kate on Easter. However, the 34-year-old completely changed his demeanor when he and Kate made their way into Westminster Abbey.

“If we contrast Harry’s response to William to Harry’s reactions to Kate it does seem to point to the idea that if there are any rifts in these relationships it’s about the brothers rather than their wives,” she explained.

James revealed Prince William’s absence allowed Harry to feel comfortable during the appearance. “Suddenly at the Anzac service though Harry was sporting jaunty, upbeat-looking body language again, striding into the church alongside Kate with the pair looking as much like, close friends as they have ever done,” she said.

“Harry was clearly having fun in Kate’s company, with their mirrored body language and their prolonged eye contact. Their smiles were both matching and congruent, with rounded ‘apple’ cheeks and eye-smiles and they were what is called ‘pinging’ smiles, meaning they seemed to bounce off one another.”

Despite reports of a rift between Prince William and Prince Harry, the Palace has not addressed feud rumors.
Prince William, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton
Pictured [L-R]: The Duke of Cambridge, Duke of Sussex, Duchess of Sussex and Duchess of Cambridge arrive at Westminster Abbey to attend a service to mark the centenary of the Armistice on Nov. 11, 2018 in central London. Photo: Paul Grover/AFP/Getty Images