There are many similarities that one can draw out from the Oprah interview that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle gave and their Netflix docuseries. However, there are also many differences that fans have pointed out. While a few observations were heavily biased, an expert body language expert has thoroughly studied the couple to let the world know what their body language indicates as they make big claims against the Royal family.

However, not being a body language expert has not stopped netizens from calling Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s docuseries “staged” or “fake“. Eagle-eyed fans came to the conclusion that when sitting next to a renowned journalist like Oprah, Markle delivered her answers wisely. Not elaborating and only answering the question at hand. But the Netflix docuseries acted as a punching pillow for the couple, if the claims made by the body language expert are true.

Body Language expert catches glitch in Harry & Meghan docuseries

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have long been under the radar of body language experts owing to them being interesting entities. A YouTube channel, The Behavioral Arts, run by an enthusiastic and highly intelligent body language expert, did a study on the Harry & Meghan docuseries. Throughout his video, Spidey points out the different gestures done by the couple and lists what they could mean.

However, when the docuseries reached the point where Meghan Markle and Prince Harry touch on the subject of the Royal family’s racism regarding their baby, Spidey can’t help but get frustrated. “This was the most aggravating clip that I saw in the entire series, for two reasons,” the body language expert says in his video.

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The clip in question is when the Netflix docuseries play the part from the Oprah interview where she asks about conservations of the color of the baby in the Royal family. And immediately cuts to Prince Harry saying, “That conversation, I am never going to share.”

The Harry & Meghan Netflix series purposely posed the clip in a way to make viewers misunderstand. Spidey pointed out how he could catch the staged clip because he had watched the Oprah interview several times. In case someone was watching the docuseries without watching the Oprah interview, they would believe the topic was controversial enough for Prince Harry to not say anything about it in his tell-all docuseries.

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