Following his successful appearance at Trooping the Colour, Judi James, an expert in non-verbal language, analyzes the success of Prince Louis compared to his siblings George and Charlotte and determines the reason why the youngest son of the Prince and Princess of Wales is so extroverted at events.
James reveals to ‘The Mirror‘ that Louis’ body language expresses ‘confidence, bravery and joy‘ because, as the youngest of the three siblings, he feels quite safe and secure, which allows him to be himself no matter what the situation is. As everybody knows, he has Charlotte and George by his side.
The bond between these three royals is strong, and each has acquired a stance, according to Judi Jame. In George’s case, he is very similar to William; you could even say he is a mini version of him. Charlotte has shown herself to have the authority of her mother, Kate, and the youngest Louis is a mix of both parents.
The expert also talks about the age and insurance differences; “they are big enough to create a slightly adult and affectionate approach to Louis that allows him to feel secure and confident“, something that could be noticed in the parade as Charlotte always kept her eyes on her younger brother.
