Kate Middleton branded 'leader of family' as William watches on

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Kate Middleton has shown the world she is the leader of her family after they enjoyed the Centre Court excitement on Sunday, according to a top body language expert.

Behaviour analyst Judi James reckons Kate's confidence was obvious as she demonstrated that she was in charge as two of her children attended the Wimbledon Championships for the first time.Kate and Charlotte made a "compelling double act" at SW19, with Prince George proving he's learn a lot from his father.

The heir to the throne watched the action like an 'over-awed child' after the men's singles final, reports the Mirror.Judi studied the epic showdown, which saw Carlos Alcaraz beat Novak Djokovic to secure the title after a gripping five-set match, which ended the Serb’s ten-year domination at the iconic arena.

Judi also added that Kate's love for tennis shone through, however, she acted with "impressive firmness" when with her family."Kate showed herself to be the true Queen of Wimbledon this year, stepping up into her very high profile regal leadership and hosting role with body language displays of confidence and a genuine passion for the game," she told the Mirror."She was very much the leader of her small family group too, hosting and coaching Charlotte and George while William stepped back to gaze on proudly using body language like a ‘fig leaf’ hand clasp barrier in front of the torso that made him look a little like an over-awed child himself."It looked like ‘bring your children to work’ day for Kate, who hosted with an impressive firmness, introducing Charlotte and George by name to the players and staff she was meeting and indulging in some lengthy explanations and instructions to her son and daughter that suggested she is now taking a huge role