Coronation: Three telling royal moments - Charles' anxiety, Camilla's impatience, Louis' hint

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The appearance of the Royal Family standing proudly on the Buckingham Palace balcony with the newly crowned King Charles and Queen Camilla was the moment royal fans had been waiting for.

Charles and Camilla in lavish robes and wearing their crowns returned to Westminster Abbey, waving as the crowds cheered. The well-wishers filled The Mall after braving downpours to see a colourful ceremonial military procession not seen for 70 years.

The Prince and Princess of Wales and their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis joined the monarch, as did the pages of honour and other royals – and then well-wishers were treated to an encore with just the King and Queen.

And according to body language expert Judi James, there were several key moments from the balcony appearance that were very telling.In one telling moment, Judi noted that newly crowned Queen Camilla appeared to take charge of the proceedings.She explained to the Mirror: "Seeing Camilla begin to take charge now she is Queen, organizing the balcony choreography by flicking her hands in much the same impatient gesture that Charles used when his pens were leaking might show a new era of a much more confident Queen Camilla who might match her husband’s desire for perfection."She also seemed to be gently urging Charles to go inside after the first appearance."Meanwhile, when it came to King Charles, Judi added: "This balcony appearance showed Charles genuinely look surprised and humbled by the roar of affection from the crowds."It was the moment the anxiety lifted from his features and a more relaxed smile take its place."His eyes crinkled in a Duchenne smile, which would be prompted by genuine pleasure and which would normally be a connecting smile to