Meghan Markle’s Attempts to Show Ownership of Prince Harry Have Been Exposed, Reports Say

Meghan Markle’s body language and interactions with Prince Harry have come under scrutiny, with one expert suggesting that her behavior may indicate a sense of “ownership” over her husband. Body language analyst Judi James recently broke down the couple’s dynamic during their trip to Colombia, offering insights into the Duchess of Sussex’s physical cues.

In a report published by the Daily Mail, James examined the couple’s public displays of affection (PDA) and noted that Meghan appears to be sending a clear message through her gestures. According to James, this behavior mirrors the couple’s engagement announcement, which “had and still has a multi-media message purpose.”

James observed that Meghan’s “extra clingy clutch” on Harry during their recent appearances suggests a desire to keep him close. She explained, “This extra clingy clutch shows a desire to keep Harry close,” which she believes has evolved over time. In the early days of their relationship, this gesture served as a protective barrier for Meghan, with her arm held across her torso.

However, James noted that this behavior has shifted more recently. “Now, it looks like a gesture of possession or a boast of ownership, as in ‘He’s mine,’” she explained. The expert believes this touch not only signals that Harry is Meghan’s priority but also incorporates a subtle sensual element when her fingertips brush his bare arm.

James has previously analyzed similar moments in the couple’s public appearances, including at events like the ESPY Awards in July and the 2022 Invictus Games. In those instances, she observed Meghan’s grip on Harry’s bicep as a sign of “surrendered approval of his manliness and strength,” further emphasizing the physical and emotional connection between them.

While the interpretations of Meghan’s body language may vary, James’ analysis offers a glimpse into the couple’s evolving relationship and the ways in which their physical interactions communicate deeper meanings.