Prince Harry seems to be in a “good place” as he steps out for multiple public engagements without Meghan Markle, following their professional split. According to a body language expert, the Duke of Sussex has shown signs of being “genuinely happy” during his recent appearances in both New York and the UK.
One of Harry’s latest public engagements took place in Lesotho, where he reunited with Prince Seeiso. Body language expert Darren Stanton observed that Harry and Seeiso shared a genuine connection, noting that the two princes appeared to bond “on a deeper level.” Stanton highlighted how Harry’s demeanor suggested true happiness. “During his visit, Harry held onto Prince Seeiso’s arm as he stood close to him. It didn’t look forced or disingenuous from either side,” Stanton explained.
The expert added, “From this appearance, it’s clear Harry is in a very good place. He wants to make people proud and help in whatever way he can.” This positive assessment of Harry’s recent demeanor follows praise from royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams, who lauded the Duke for his heartfelt speech at the WellChild Awards, as per The Mirror.
Fitzwilliams noted that Harry’s warmth and natural interaction with the children and parents in attendance were reminiscent of his earlier royal duties. “The speech he gave at the WellChild Awards was from the heart, and he interacted wonderfully well with the children and their parents. It brings back memories of the Prince who once had such a special role in our national life,” Fitzwilliams said.
Fitzwilliams also emphasized Harry’s long-standing connection to the WellChild charity, which he has supported for over 15 years. “At the WellChild Awards, he seemed so natural. He has, after all, been attached to this wonderful charity for over 15 years,” he added.
Harry’s solo engagements and positive demeanor come amid continued speculation about his and Meghan’s professional split. Nonetheless, his recent appearances indicate a renewed focus on his charitable work and personal happiness.