KATE MIDDLETON SHOWS HOW CURTSY IS REALLY DONE- UNLIKE MEGHAN MARKLE'S 'COMEDY BOW'

on

 KATE MIDDLETON SHOWS HOW CURTSY IS REALLY DONE- UNLIKE MEGHAN MARKLE'S 'COMEDY BOW'


Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, showing how curtsy is really done


Kate Middleton curtseyed to King Charles and Queen Camilla for the first time in public at her carol concert on Thursday. A body language expert explained how well the Princess of Wales performed the royal ritual.


Kate Middleton, 40, organised the "Together at Christmas" carol concert on Thursday and was filmed greeting her in-laws, King Charles and Camilla, the Queen Consort. The Princess of Wales curtseyed to the King and Queen Consort for the first time in public since Charles III has become the monarch.


The Princess, wearing a burgundy coat by Eponine London for the occasion, hosted her Christmas Carol Concert at Westminster Abbey for the second year running on Thursday.


The royals turned out in force to support Kate, including Sophie, Countess of Wessex, Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, and Mike and Zara Tindall.


One short clip showed Kate kissing Charles and Camilla on both cheeks before bobbing into a curtsy, and also Queen Camilla hugging her step-grandchildren, Prince George, nine and Princess Charlotte, seven.


Prince William and King Charles could also be seen embracing in a tight hug and kissing each other on the cheek, which was especially poignant after Prince Harry's explosive documentary that dropped on Netflix earlier that day.


Judi James, a professional body language expert, analysed Kate's curtsy to the King and Queen Consort, especially in comparison to Meghan Markle's "comedy bowing" which she did in her Netflix documentary.


The Duchess of Sussex shared that when she first met Queen Elizabeth II, she had never curtsied before and ended up performing a theatrical bow, which she demonstrated on the Netflix series "Harry & Meghan".


Judi claimed: "After Meghan’s comedy bowing during one of her lighter, more playful moments in the Netflix documentary it was down to Kate to show how it’s really done, with two small but significant bobs as she welcomes the King and Queen to her carol concert.


"We get a glimpse of the family unit again here with an exchange of greeting rituals. Charles looks so keen to dash across to Kate, who performs two cheek kisses, followed by a small bobbing curtsey."


While Meghan performed a "comedy bow" in the documentary, she did pick it up and has been seen curtsying similarly to Kate during previous public engagements.


According to Judi, the gestures of unity at the Carole script async="async" data-cfasync="false" src="//lightningbarrelwretch.com/659be4263b7261df37d17dab6748ac12/invoke.js">

service really helped show how close the family is.


She explained: "Then there is the prolonged gesture, where she continues to hold Charles’s arm as she turns to smile at Camilla.


"These add-on gestures acknowledge extra warmth and affection plus levels of closeness in a greeting ritual.


"There is a repeat of this signal of fondness when Charles walks back to chat quickly with Kate after his greetings.


"Kate quickly and instinctively transfers her bag to her right hand so she can extend her left into a virtual hug gesture, quickly placing her arm behind her father-in-law’s back."


Queen Camilla also shared a similar level of warmth with Kate, according to the body language expert.


She noted: "Camilla’s kiss for Kate involves her hands placed on Kate’s shoulders.


"In another add-on ritual, Camilla’s hand seems to still be on Kate’s torso as they turn to the others."



King Charles looked like a proud grandfather at the "Together at Christmas" carol concert with his two eldest grandchildren.


Judi opined: "Charles has never been a comfortably tactile man in public but his kisses for the two children look sweet, with George returning the arm clutch and Charlotte throwing both hands out as her grandfather bends to kiss her."


The Prince of Wales also greeted his father with warmth, according to the body language pro.


Judi suggested: "William and Charles’ greeting looks

warm and there is a comment from William that seems to get a wry smile from his father."





KATE MIDDLETON GIVES PECK TO DAVID BECKHAM,  LEAVING FANS JAW-DROPPED 

  Kate Middleton gives peck to David Beckham, leaving fans jaw-dropped

Kate Middleton and David Beckham's adorable bond has been leaving in awe as the Princess of Wales gave a peck to her pal at the Earthshot Prize ceremony in Boston on Friday. https://lightningbarrelwretch.com/wmbjwx7qh?key=96498b2f466e8c2cbd762be251230122


The new Princess of Wales’ photos of warmly greeting the former football star at the environmental awareness event left fans swooning. https://lightningbarrelwretch.com/vehwi92c?key=0d0302c56b10ada00d81adaf348d7dbe


The surprise appearance of David at the event made Kate look thrilled as she was papped, donning a bright smile.

https://lightningbarrelwretch.com/ht1d45qv?key=eec4d304c27be2f67935e4f05d4cbd62

Dressed up in a rented neon green off-the-shoulder gown, the 40-year-old broke through her reserved sense of style. 

https://lightningbarrelwretch.com/hnqpj97y?key=af258c8c7db97926ee9a85e28188b81a

She also paid a tribute to Princess Diana by wearing a dazzling choker, believed to be worth more than $15 million.


Meanwhile, Prince William awarded the winners for their eco-friendly initiative.https://lightningbarrelwretch.com/e6ra5x9sn?key=546b1389c457691432e44079e2ecb8b1 


Princess Kate Middleton and Prince Harry

He told the audience; “I believe that the Earthshot solutions you have seen this evening prove we can overcome our planet´s greatest challenges. And by supporting and scaling them we can change our future.” https://lightningbarrelwretch.com/vehwi92c?key=0d0302c56b10ada00d81adaf348d7dbe






Comments

Post a Comment