Meghan Markle's bold move during Prince Harry's acceptance speech for controversial award

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Meghan Markle subtly altered her demeanour to send a clear message as Prince Harry was controversially honoured with the Pat Tillman Award for Service at an ESPN event in Los Angeles, according to an expert.The Duchess of Sussex was present alongside her husband during the ceremony where he was celebrated for establishing the Invictus Games, which aids injured and ill service members and veterans.

Meghan was photographed not only with Prince Harry but also with tennis icon Serena Williams, who hosted the star-studded affair, the Mirror reports.Body language specialist Darren Stanton noted a distinct change in Meghan's behaviour at the event, stating: "Meghan was there to support Harry and you could tell she felt very happy to be there. "On some occasions, we will see signs of Meghan trying to assert her presence and taking the lead during joint engagements."He continued, highlighting the Duchess's supportive stance: "But during this event, it was all about Harry and Meghan wanted it to be that way. "We saw her taking a step back and letting Harry take everything in with her support by his side.

We know she was taking a backseat as her facial expressions showed genuine joy for her husband while displaying subtle, authentic and consistent smiles - without any signs of showing dominance. "Meghan often takes a dominant lead in the engagements she attends with Harry, but she wanted her husband to be in control."It was her way of saying, 'This is Harry's night' Meghan wanted Harry to feel special and be the centre of attention.

This was shown through her leaning into him a lot and gazing into his eyes."Stanton continued: "It reveals Meghan feels safe and loved while in his company.