Prince Harry’s Claims Debunked: Expert Says Wales Children Embrace Royal Life

Prince Harry has said a lot of controversial things since stepping down from his role as a senior royal. One of those things is that his brother Prince William and their father King Charles is trapped within the Monarchy, and unlike him, cannot easily escape. He also bashed royal life, comparing it to a cross between the truman show and a zoo.

There’s also the issue of the generational trauma, which Harry revealed was one of the main reasons he had to step back from the institution. These days, however, sources say he’s open to letting his kids return into the royal fold should they wish it when they get older.

But the bone of contention remains that Harry doesn’t think his nephews and niece would thrive in that stuffy old institution, with its rules and regulations, pomp and pageantry.

However, body language expert Judi James believes their recent Trooping the Colour appearance more than served to prove him wrong.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis “Enjoy Their Royal Appearances”

Perhaps Harry was only speaking from his own personal experience when he said that growing up a member of the Royal Family was a pain. In fact, to better cope with the pain, Harry confessed he started using recreational drugs.

But if he does indeed have nightmarish experiences growing up within the Royal Family, these experiences are his and his alone. The Wales children appear to be easily thriving, seeing their appearances as a source of joy rather than a burden.

“The children seem to like each other and adore their parents. Even more importantly they appear to enjoy their royal appearances. This injection of joy rather than duty has been one of William and Kate’s greatest achievements.”

This joy, according to James, was further magnified due to the way children behave as a synchronized team. She said: “The children retain their individual characters, but when they appear together now, they are like a family of swans gliding through the water. There is a sense of elegance about their body language that even Louis is showing signs of inheriting now.”

“The children retain their individual characters, but when they appear together now, they are like a family of swans gliding through the water. There is a sense of elegance about their body language that even Louis is showing signs of inheriting now,” she observed.

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