Reports suggest that during his first public appearance since the Lilibet name controversy surfaced, Prince Harry appeared visibly upset.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex faced criticism after royal author Robert Hardman claimed in his new book, "Charles III: New King. New Court. The Inside Story," that they named their daughter Lilibet without seeking permission from the late Queen Elizabeth. Lilibet was a childhood nickname for the Queen, used affectionately by her father and Prince Philip.
Hardman's book reveals the late Monarch's distress over the decision, quoting her as saying, "I don't own the palaces. I don't own the paintings; the only thing I own is my name. And now they've taken that."
The California-based couple has since been met with significant backlash from royal experts, accusing them of disrespecting the memory of the late Queen.
In the midst of this name controversy, Prince Harry was spotted jogging in Santa Barbara, adorned in a black jacket and matching shorts. Body language expert Judi James, analyzing his demeanor, noted expressions suggesting anger.
According to James, "Harry's body language here suggests anger. He has previously been seen with his bottom lip sucked in, a gesture that often implies silent, reflective regret and self-comfort as the lips are clamped to convey a reluctance to speak. However, this gesture takes things further." She added, "Harry not only sucks his lips inward but also appears to be biting down on the bottom lip and frowning."
