An expert on body language claims that Her Majesty the Queen was reduced to a “truly happy cry” at the grand finale of the platinum anniversary celebrations.
Although the 96-year-old monarch did not attend the last few events of the four-day celebrations due to discomfort, she appeared on the royal balcony today.
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Body language expert says emotional queen is ‘real happy crying’ Credit: Reuters
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The queen appeared on the royal balcony with the rest of her familyCredit: Getty
Among the thousands of people who followed the events was body language expert Judy James, who said the tears on the queen’s face were “genuinely happy”.
“If her audience choked to see the queen appear on the balcony during the last few moments of her anniversary celebrations, then the feeling seemed mutual.
“There were times during her reign when the queen was said to be crying, but there was often moisture in her eyes, which could be due to age or cold, without any of the other telltale signs of body language. real tears. “
But here, the expert said, as he looked down at the adoring crowd and the national anthem began, Judy saw “two much more convincing signals of a real, happy cry before regaining her characteristic royal smile.”
The eagle-eyed bodybuilder also noticed a moment when the queen “struggled to hold back tears” during her appearance at the end of the platinum anniversary celebrations.
Her eyes narrowed and she sucked on her lips before licking them lightly.
“These two gestures really gave the impression that she was struggling to control her tears during this very exciting moment.”
Watching the ceremony, Judy also watched the rest of the royal family, saying the line-up “could hardly have been more perfect”.
“George seemed to be ripe before our eyes during this anniversary event, and he could be seen coming out from behind his grandmother, solemnly straightening his tie before standing next to her.
“It was George the Queen she was talking to, and George was smiling at her as she spoke.
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“The couple are almost the same height and this was a perfect illustration of the continuity of the monarchy.”
The message, Judy said, looked as if it had been “planned.”
When William and Charlotte left, she said, it was as if Prince Louis had tried to sneak up on his great-grandmother, the Queen.
But William gently directed him to stand beside his sister and his mother, Kate, who bent down a little to talk to him, “since he is apparently too young to understand every line of inheritance.”
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