Kate Middleton, 39, joined the Royal Family in 2011 when she tied the knot with Prince William, 38, at Westminster Abbey. The Duke had proposed to the Duchess a year previous while on holiday in Kenya.
“William and Kate are a working team of two as well as having a very tight relationship as a married couple but even those bonds have looked even stronger recently in the fall-out of the Oprah interview.
“The Cambridges have always had a trait of mirroring one another and this mimicry or postural echo has suggested like-minded thinking and shared goals and objectives.
“They look as in agreement over their royal status and destiny as they do over their parenting and their relationship as a couple.”
The expert added that their mirroring actions have become more prominent in recent outings.
“William and Kate have been sitting in similar poses and using matching hand gestures when they are speaking or walking side by side.
“When we can see eye-glances being exchanged there is a feeling that they are gaining strength from one another and William has been caught throwing a very fond and admiring look at his wife as she speaks, suggesting he is proud of the way she is handling the new pressure.”
The first outing after the Oprah interview aired was to a School 21 in London to celebrate the return of children heading back to school after the third UK lockdown.
While on the visit, William was asked if he had spoken to his brother Harry.
Judi added: “When William was asked those questions recently about speaking to his brother it looked telling that he used Kate as his excuse for walking off, veering across towards her and placing one steering and protective-looking arm out to move her on and away from the press.
“Once he had ‘checked in’ with his wife though, he appeared to feel more comfortable about replying to the questions that he clearly felt very strongly about.”