Prince George's facial expressions were 'trained' for Coronation role, says expert
ok.co.ukPrince George took on his biggest royal role yet on Saturday as he served as a Page Of Honour for the new king during the Coronation, carrying his grandfather's robes as he walked through Westminister Abbey to be crowned.The nine-year-old, who is second in line to the thrown, was even placed ahead of his parents William and Kate in the procession as he took front and centre stage.
Looking at how he held himself throughout, the young royal was concentrating incredibly hard during the procession, body language expert Adrianne Carter said to the Daily Star. "Prince George looks quietly confident so far holding the train.
He looks like he's well prepared, from his demeanour and his posture. His facial expressions, too look like they've been trained," they shared.
Adding: "George is concentrating and taking his role very seriously!" A Page of Honour is a ceremonial position which requires participation in major ceremonies such as Coronations.
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