The Princess of Wales made a modest gesture during a special VE Day concert on Thursday that spoke volumes, according to an expert.
Kate joined husband Prince William, as well as the King and Queen, for the historic event on Horse Guards Parade, which marked the end of the 80-year commemorations of the end of World War II.
Her hair was half up, half down, pinned back with a giant black velvet bow, and she wore a white boucle jacket and Self Portrait dress. Kate, who wore a five-strand pearl necklace, and the audience were treated to performances by Freya Ridings, Fleur East, Strictly dancers Amy Dowden, Carlos Gu, and Kai Widdrington, as well as actor Brian Cox.
The most important element of the event, however, occurred when the King delivered his address at 9 p.m., the precise time King George VI spoke to the nation via radio broadcast on May 8, 1945, to commemorate the end of World War II in Europe.
According to body language expert Judi James, Kate’s reaction to his moment revealed a lot about her royal relationships. She told the Mirror, “Her’moment’ occurred as she watched Charles deliver his address.
“When he came to the quotes from the late Queen, Kate’s smile became one of warm reflection, hinting at the warm relationship she had with the late Queen and also at an empathetic relationship of warmth that she might have with Charles himself, whom she was watching. Her cheeks became rounded, and her hands were clasped in front of her torso in a look of warmth as well as some sadness.”
Kate was also seen exchanging intimate moments with husband William, who placed a protective arm across her back during yesterday night’s concert appearance. It comes as the Firm has presented a united front for all of the VE Day commemorations, following Prince Harry’s yet another bombshell interview that would have left royal eyes rolling behind palace doors.
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