Charles shares close bond with one royal grandchild but Queen had 'profound investment' in another

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The late Queen Elizabeth II was a beloved and "doting" great-grandmother to all twelve of her royal grandkids including Kate Middleton and Prince William's three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.While the Queen was alive, body language expert Judi James claimed Her Majesty appeared to be filled with joy when surrounded by her great grandchildren but she had a 'profound investment' in one particular child, the Express reports.The new monarch, King Charles seems to also have his own special bond with two of the royal children who he appears to make slight exceptions for when it comes to his strict 'no PDA' attitude according to Ms James.Ms James told the Express: “The Queen has often looked at her happiest when surrounded by her great-grandchildren and even in more formal poses she appears relaxed and quietly playful."“Her bonds with all of them appear typically doting although we have been shown some moments that look especially intimate.”The body language specialist claims that although the Queen had incredibly close relationships with all of her great-grandchildren, there was one she appeared to be particularly fond of.Princess Charlotte bears a "marked" physical resemblance to her late grandmother and appeared to be "confident" in her presence.

Judi told the Express: “She is often seen close to the Queen looking happy and relaxed, suggesting a mutually close relationship. “She sat on the Queen’s lap for one formal portrait and when that position was taken by her younger brother Louis for the next formal shot it was still Charlotte sitting close, between the Queen and Prince Philip, raising one hand in the air to suggest she was totally relaxed and totally uninhibited in their company.”Howeve