Prince William is a 'completely different person' and used to 'fake' his smile
ok.co.ukAs Prince William prepares to turn 41, a body language and behaviour expert has said that the Prince of Wales "tends to carry his own confidence within him now".
Speaking on behalf of Betfair Casino, body language and behavioural expert Darren Stanton has analysed Prince William over recent years, particularly since inheriting his new role as Prince of Wales. “Right now, I think William is at the pinnacle of his strength, in terms of his non-verbal communication.
He’s become ever-so more statesman-like in recent years," Darren commented. "We don’t see any of the old gestures from him that he previously displayed, which denoted a lack of confidence or feeling like a fish out of water.
He's a completely different person from when he first started public appearances as a youngster." Darren continued, saying that, like William's father, King Charles, he has what are known as "pacifying gestures" which are used as a form of self-reassurance and comfort. "We got these a lot with King Charles where he would put his hand inside his jacket.
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