King Charles III presents a concerned demeanor as he steps into the public eye for the first time following Meghan Markle's noteworthy event in Los Angeles.

Prince William's father, King Charles, subtly indicated a sense of "inner anxiety" through explicit gestures during his most recent appearance. This marked his return to public engagements after celebrating his 75th birthday on November 14, visiting Lambeth Palace Library to commemorate Inter Faith Week.

The 75-year-old monarch hinted at a degree of tension, concurrently invoking the confident public presence of his late father, Prince Philip.

"In Charles's demeanor, there are unmistakable signs of inner anxiety, although many of these gestures constitute his customary rituals practiced throughout his life. Hence, they may not necessarily be reactive to recent controversies regarding birthday calls or revelations in Scobie’s latest literary work," suggested body language authority Judi James.

Expanding on her observation, James stated, "Charles engages in a discreet nose scratch or touch, as if partially attempting to conceal certain aspects. Additionally, he fidgets with his cuffs and jacket button in two comparable barrier rituals. His smiles or laughter result in a lower jaw jutted, causing his teeth to meet edge-to-edge, possibly indicating underlying tension."

Just one day after the King's milestone birthday and Harry's phone call, further revelations about the Duke and the royal family's dynamics emerged in an excerpt from Omid Scobie's new book, "Endgame."

Despite this, the King projected confidence while replicating specific poses reminiscent of his father, Prince Philip, a figure perpetually radiating assurance, as per James's analysis.

Judi continued, noting, "In times of pressure or tension, individuals often assimilate traits from those they most admire under such circumstances. It could be that Charles is discreetly and subtly channeling his father's demeanor at present."