![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/prince-harry-is-tense-and-feels-the-pressure-as-he-makes-rare-appearance-without-meghan/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_SOCIAL-prince.jpg&description=Prince Harry was reportedly showing signs of "unavoidable tension" as he is "feeling the pressure," says our body language expert as the Duke of Sussex makes a rare appearance in Japan without his wife Prince Harry is reportedly "feeling the pressure" as he lands in Japan ahead of the SPS Sports Values Summit-Special Edition without his wife, Meghan Markle. In the rare appearance without his wife, who he fled the UK and the Royal Family with back in 2020, celebrity psychic and body language expert Inbaal Honigman believes he's showing all the signs of "tension" but is playing it as confidently as possible. Speaking exclusively to The Mirror on behalf of Spin Genie, Inbaal noted that within his first few seconds on Japanese soil, Harry showed a mixture of tension and confidence, telling us that he "walks in a confident, casual manner". She said: "His shoulders are squared and strong, his head held high, which shows that he feels in control of his abilities, and trusting the aids around him. His arms swing casually by his sides, and his gait is natural and casual, he walks like he's expecting his visit to be pleasant. "When others talk to him, he flashes a smile, which reminds us how friendly the father-of-two is. Harry turns his head towards those who talk to him, so he is attentive and open to others," Inbaal added before sharing where the tension in Harry's body language seeps through. "However, he's seen compressing his lips twice in the first 20 seconds of the video. When a person's lips are pressed right down, this indicates stress. Harry's frequent display of this clear body language signal proves beyond doubt that he is feeling the pressure," she tells us. "When we see the vanishing lips, we can safely assume he's going over scenarios in his mind, and dealing with the stress that those situations could potentially cause. He is preoccupied and tense." It's understood that Prince Harry will be joined by the summit's founder, Dr. Haruhisa Handa, as well as Senteb){kind=link}
Prince Harry was reportedly showing signs of “unavoidable tension” as he is “feeling the pressure,” says our body language expert as the Duke of Sussex makes a rare appearance in Japan without his wife
Prince Harry is reportedly “feeling the pressure” as he lands in Japan ahead of the SPS Sports Values Summit-Special Edition without his wife, Meghan Markle. In the rare appearance without his wife, who he fled the UK and the Royal Family with back in 2020, celebrity psychic and body language expert Inbaal Honigman believes he’s showing all the signs of “tension” but is playing it as confidently as possible.
Speaking exclusively to The Mirror on behalf of Spin Genie, Inbaal noted that within his first few seconds on Japanese soil, Harry showed a mixture of tension and confidence, telling us that he “walks in a confident, casual manner”. She said: “His shoulders are squared and strong, his head held high, which shows that he feels in control of his abilities, and trusting the aids around him. His arms swing casually by his sides, and his gait is natural and casual, he walks like he’s expecting his visit to be pleasant.
“When others talk to him, he flashes a smile, which reminds us how friendly the father-of-two is. Harry turns his head towards those who talk to him, so he is attentive and open to others,” Inbaal added before sharing where the tension in Harry’s body language seeps through.
“However, he’s seen compressing his lips twice in the first 20 seconds of the video. When a person’s lips are pressed right down, this indicates stress. Harry’s frequent display of this clear body language signal proves beyond doubt that he is feeling the pressure,” she tells us. “When we see the vanishing lips, we can safely assume he’s going over scenarios in his mind, and dealing with the stress that those situations could potentially cause. He is preoccupied and tense.”