![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/kate-middleton-has-changed-since-taking-on-new-role-says-body-language-expert/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_England-v-Papua-New-Guinea-Rugby-League-World-Cup-Quarter-Final.jpg&description=The pressure of becoming Princess of Wales isn't fazing Kate, whose recent body language exudes confidence, says body language expert Judi James. This is in contrast to another senior role, Judi explainsKate, pictured at yesterday's Rugby League World Cup Quarter Final match between England and Papua New Guinea The Princess of Wales is coming across more confident since she took on her new role, according to a body language expert. Following in the footsteps of the late Princess Diana is no easy feat, but Judi James says Kate is doing an impressive job so far. She explained how the royal's body language has change since the death of the Queen. Judi told the Express : "Kate's body language has changed since she became Princess of Wales, but perhaps not in the way that people might have expected. "The pressure could have caused some signs of anxiety and even imposter syndrome, but instead her confidence signals have been on an upward trajectory recently. The Princess of Wales looking confident on a visit to Scarborough on Thursday ( WireImage) "She is now at something of a peak in terms of sending out signals, which suggests she now not only fully embraces and understands her role, but that she feels comfortable in it, too." Judi went on to claim that Kate has moved away from being Williams' wife to being a "leading" royal in her own right. She continued: "For years Kate has tended to wear the rather self-limiting body language message that she is a non-royal in a royal role and wife to the future King, but now she seems to understand that she has been totally accepted as a leading royal in her own right. "She is much more independent, often appearing more confident when she is working alone than with William, and her filmed addresses, speeches and messages are miles from the hesitant and slightly reluctant delivery style that she used to have." Kate is moving away from being 'William's wife' to having her own important role ( PA) She is taking on duties with and with){kind=link}
The pressure of becoming Princess of Wales isn’t fazing Kate, whose recent body language exudes confidence, says body language expert Judi James. This is in contrast to another senior role, Judi explains
The Princess of Wales is coming across more confident since she took on her new role, according to a body language expert.
Following in the footsteps of the late Princess Diana is no easy feat, but Judi James says Kate is doing an impressive job so far.
She explained how the royal’s body language has change since the death of the Queen.
Judi told the Express : “Kate’s body language has changed since she became Princess of Wales, but perhaps not in the way that people might have expected.