Queen's death led to 'polar opposite' responses by Charles and Harry, claims expert

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King Charles and Prince Harry exhibited very different public reactions to the death of the Queen, according to a body language expert.The new King and Queen Consort Camilla were seen leaving Balmoral for London the morning after the 96-year-old monarch had passed away at her Scottish estate.A little earlier, Harry had boarded a plane back to Windsor, while laying a supportive hand on an airport employee.READ MORE: 'I have really dreaded this day', reveals King Charles to woman who kissed his handsBody language expert Judi James found both men's demeanours revealing, saying King Charles looked "isolated and silent in grief".He sat in the back seat of the chauffer-driven car, with Camilla in the front seat, for the drive to Aberdeen airport.Judi told The Mirror: "While his youngest son left Balmoral alone to fly back to his wife, Charles sat in his car behind Camilla, looking almost as though he needed to be isolated and silent in his grief at the present time. "His facial expression bore some signs of shock, which can be normal, even after an expected death."He sits slightly hunched and diminished and, with his steepled brows and his cheeks and mouth pulled back slightly at the corners, his eye expression suggested tearfulness."According to Judi, it was a different story for Prince Harry when he arrived at Aberdeen Airport and looked "in need of conversation and a hug".Harry kindly put a supportive hand on an airport employee before getting on a plane back to London - showing he was still thinking of others in his moment of grief.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Judi told us: "Harry’s body language suggested he was in need of conversation and some more.