During a widely-watched interview, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex asserted that an unnamed royal family member had made racial comments about their son's skin color. However, Harry later backtracked on the accusations, denying that he or Meghan had ever directly accused his family of racism, emphasizing a distinction between explicit racism and unconscious bias.
In response to a question during an interview with ITV's Tom Brady, Prince Harry appeared openly irritated, defending his royal relatives by stating that he would accuse his family of unconscious bias, not outright racism, having grown up in the House of Windsor.
Body language expert Judi James analyzed Harry's reaction, noting his instantaneous and unequivocal denial, suggesting he had prepared for such a question. She observed his emphatic body language, sustained eye contact, and a smug, mirthless smile that implied a sense of superiority in the debate.
As the interview touched upon Meghan, Judi noted Harry's increasing anger, highlighting his head movement and blink rate as indicators of irritation or anger. The Duke's reaction, she suggested, intensified as the topic delved into Meghan's experiences, emphasizing his strong emotional response to the matter.
