'Major' body language changes in Kate and William explained by expert

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The Prince and Princess of Wales have been putting on a more united front than ever of late, with small tactile displays of affection that their fans can't get enough of.

A body language expert has explored the "major" body language changes between the couple, which show that they're still completely besotted with each other.

Jesús Enrique Rosas, also known as The Body Language Guy, took to his YouTube channel The Royal Rogue as he explored the exchanges between Prince William and Kate Middleton, both 40, during a visit to The Rectory in Birmingham.The royal couple were on fine form as they laughed and joked with each other and the crowds, with William at one point putting an uncharacteristically tactile display, as he placed an arm around Kate with his hand on her waist.

Body language expert Jesús said: “What stands out about this new public display of affection is that even though William’s fingers are not fully extended (around Kate’s waist), they form a cup of protection - this more than reassurance, is a gesture of possession and protection. “This is a masculine and loving gesture,” he continued, whilst saying "more relaxed and confident" William isn't “controlling Kate with a possessive gesture”.There was plenty of eye contact and smiling going on between the Prince and Princess of Wales, with Kate often tilting her head back as she laughed.The body language expert noted “the way Kate exposes her neck while turning to William and smiling at him”.