William and Kate show they’ll be ‘very different King and Queen’

Prince William and his wife Kate looked happy and at ease today (November 3) during their visit to Scarborough. The couple is adapting to their new royal roles as Prince and Princess of Wales, and both seemed delighted to meet the members of the public who had crowded to see them.William and Kate are often seen as the modern face of the monarchy, and it seems the couple want to appear more “accessible” to the public.Speaking on behalf of Slingo, body language expert Darren Stanton highlighted the Prince and Princess’ popularity on their outing today.He said: ‘There is a great shot of Kate having a moment of laughter with a member of the public whilst the woman in the photo was smiling.”The same woman also was seen talking to William and holding his hand.READ MORE: Prince Harry ‘not pleased’ with Meghan’s ‘clingy’ behaviour The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Scarborough on Thursday (Image: GETTY) William and Kate visited Scarborough today (Image: GETTY)”It’s clear that William and Kate intend to be a very different King and Queen as they are moving amongst the public and being as accessible as possible.”Giving their time to the public also shows that the pair care about their fans, which has made them more popular than ever before.’There are several very tight shots taken of both William and Kate where they are displaying genuine expressions of joy and happiness.”This is denoted by the crows’ feet at the side of their eyes, which are fully engaged and bright.’DON’T MISS:Kate performs one trait to make William look ‘less anxious’ [ANALYSIS]Kate greets adoring royal fans lined up to meet her in Scarborough [INSIGHT]Kate wows in head-to-toe camel for latest appearance [PICTURES] The Princess of Wales smiled as she spoke to members of the public (Image: GETTY) Crowds gathered to see the future King and Queen Consort (Image: GETTY) Kate and William visited community centres to hear about mental health support in the local area (Image: GETTY)The couple visited Scarborough to launch funding to support young people’s mental health.Kate and William toured community hub ‘The Street’ as The Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales in collaboration with Two Ridings Community Foundation announced £345,000 worth of funding they had facilitated from donors to help support young people’s mental health in Scarborough.William described how providing services throughout the community and talking are “crucial” in dealing with the “mental health issues that many, many people face”.At a later visit to The Rainbow Centre, William and Kate spoke to people being helped by the open-door support it provides to anyone in need in the town.