According to two expert, Prince William and Kate Middleton’s body language indicates that they’re both so in love.<\/b>
\nPrince William, 35, and Kate Middleton, 36, stepped out of the hospital after Kate gave birth to introduce their newborn to the world and if you thought they were the picture-perfect couple, you wouldn\u2019t be wrong! Patti Wood, who holds a Masters in Body Language and Nonverbal Communication and is an accomplished author, EXCLUSIVELY told us about how the couple\u2019s body language during their recent baby reveal shows how intimate they are. \u201cThey appear happy and in love,\u201d Patti said. \u201cYou can see them as just any couple, posing for photographs. They\u2019re natural, normal and relaxed and not all posey. Their faces are just naturally relaxed.\u201d
When it comes down to it, William\u2019s loving and attentive body language is meant to calm Kate after her delivery. \u201cNot only does he put his arm around Kate with relaxed, open fingers, he\u2019s comforting her by rubbing his hand up and down,\u201d Patti added. \u201cBy him doing this, it shows that it\u2019s natural and spontaneous, he\u2019s not thinking, \u2018I want to show the world that I\u2019m comforting my wife.\u2019 He\u2019s naturally doing it to calm her, anchor her and guide her. You can tell he does this [even when the cameras aren\u2019t there]. He\u2019s happy. He has that big-tooth grin.\u201d
While William is momentarily formal, he later continues to shower Kate with back rubs. \u201cAlthough William then anchors his hand into a [formal] fig-leaf position, he\u2019s stepping with Kate, and he only briefly goes into that fig-leaf position for formal photos,\u201d Patti continued. \u201cBut his first thought and first interest was rubbing her back, which is the most important thing. He\u2019s making sure she\u2019s safe and the baby\u2019s safe.\u201d
According to Patti, William\u2019s first and last thoughts and interests are very telling. \u201cAs he walks down the stairs, his focus is on his son and Kate,\u201d Patti adds. \u201cIt\u2019s a nonverbal cue that shows where his attention is. William\u2019s arm stays continuously around her, the whole time.\u201d
Tonya Reiman, author of The Power of Body Language, The YES Factor and The Body Language of Dating, admitted that William and Kate\u2019s eye contact is a big insight into their loving relationship. \u201cThis is noted in their intimate hand holding, eye contact, smiles and the touching between the two,\u201d Tonya told us. \u201cWilliam rubs Kate\u2019s back. We know that this is a normal occurrence because if he was touching her merely for the cameras, it would have seem forced and there would be no need for him to affectionately move his hand up and down her back. \u201c
Basically, the affection you\u2019re seeing is the real deal. \u201cTheir body language tells us that this relationship is healthy and intimate,\u201d Tonya said. \u201cI did notice William standing in the fig leaf position. We typically see this when people feel vulnerable. However, he has done this in the past so I would presume any vulnerability would be the idea of one more child to watch over.\u201d<\/p>\n

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