Prince William and Harry were 'nervous' as they watched King Charles remarry, says expert

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Prince William and Prince Harry "were nervous" while watching their dad tie the knot again, a body language expert revealed on Tuesday.Judi James scrutinised three photos captured at the wedding ceremony which took place at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle 19 years ago this week.With the anniversary drawing near, the body language specialist stated that Harry and William "had to dig as deep" during the event and "suppressed what must have been many negative emotions".They bore witness to their father, then the Prince of Wales, marrying Camilla Parker-Bowles almost eight years after the heartbreaking death of their mother, Princess Diana.

The prince had been married to Diana, who passed away at 36, for 15 years prior to their divorce in 1996.Reflecting on Charles and Camilla's nuptials, Ms James commented: "Few stepchildren will have had to dig as deep as Diana's two devoted and loyal sons did when attending the marriage of their father to Diana's sworn rival Camilla.

It is to the brother's credit that they suppressed what must have been many negative emotions for the sake of their father and the need for family unity." "The pair opted for two key motivational techniques: overkill displays and muscle memory formalities.

The first provides an outlet for any building tension and rising adrenaline and the second allows you to go into automatic pilot mode", reports the Mirror.The expert revealed to The Sun that the ceremony was tougher for William and Harry, who were 22 and 20 at the time, than it might have appeared to the public.