![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/charles-has-embraced-new-role-and-cut-down-on-nervous-gestures-says-expert/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_King-Charles-III-And-The-Queen-Visit-To-Northern-Ireland.jpg&description=Today King Charles is celebrating his 74th birthday - his first as monarch and a body language expert has revealed the signs that show he has become less nervous over the yearsKing Charles greets children as he visits Project Zero in LondonKing Charles has "easily embraced" his new role as monarch and has cut down on gestures that suggest he is nervous, a body language expert has said. The monarch is celebrating his first birthday as King today by turning 74 - two months following the death of his mother the Queen. Yesterday, he led the nation at the Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph on Sunday for the first time as head of state. Today he is spending the day privately with no public engagements, but he will be working on his famous red box, dealing with his official documents such as Cabinet and State papers in his role as sovereign. King Charles who is celebrating his 74th birthday today ( Getty Images) And according to body language expert Darren Stanton, the new King's body language has changed significantly throughout the years as his confidence has grown with his public role. Speaking on behalf of Betfair Casino, he said: "As a younger man in his 20s, he was not very outgoing and extremely introverted. At the time, the royal family were seemingly cocooned in their own environment and did not really interact with anyone outside of the royal household. "Charles' interaction with the general world was therefore limited, which is referred to as socialisation in psychology. The term is when we inevitably become affected by our environment and as a result of his environment being quite shielded, Charles grew up to be quite a nervous man. "Some of the ways in which human beings display nervousness or a lack of confidence in social situations can vary greatly. Charles used to be often seen fiddling with his cufflinks ( Tim Graham Photo Library via Getty Images) Charles places his right hand in his jacket ( Getty Images) "However, some tell-tale signs from Charles){kind=link}
Today King Charles is celebrating his 74th birthday – his first as monarch and a body language expert has revealed the signs that show he has become less nervous over the years
King Charles has “easily embraced” his new role as monarch and has cut down on gestures that suggest he is nervous, a body language expert has said.
The monarch is celebrating his first birthday as King today by turning 74 – two months following the death of his mother the Queen.
Yesterday, he led the nation at the Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph on Sunday for the first time as head of state.
Today he is spending the day privately with no public engagements, but he will be working on his famous red box, dealing with his official documents such as Cabinet and State papers in his role as sovereign.