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The body language expert added that the expression of sadness serves a purpose and is a non-verbal signalling system “that lets those around us know that we\u2019re not okay”.<\/p>\n

“Reaching out and providing comfort or seeking solace and reassurance in others during times of intense grief or sadness is a very human reaction,” she pointed out.<\/p>\n

During the service, and in a moment of quiet reflection, Prince Harry and Meghan were seen with “their heads tilted, shoulders slumped forwards, their eyes and head downcast, mouths slightly downturned, both using self-protective gestures”.<\/p>\n

“Harry\u2019s hand resting on his torso, Meghan\u2019s hands clasped in front forming a non-verbal protective barrier, suggesting sadness, a level of discomfort and a need for reassurance,” the expert suggested.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n