Kate Middleton's body language at Westminster Abbey sparks a challenging debate

A body language expert named Judi James has just observed Kate Middleton, behavior, dressing, and overall demeanor at Westminster Abbey during the Together at Christmas Carol Service that is hosted every year around December.

The expert dived right into the observations the moment her conversation began with The Sun.

According to her findings, Kate “sends out signals of strong emotions like love, passion and a desire to challenge and fight.”

“Her coat dress might have a slightly military theme but the large bow at the neck and the equally large pearl drop earrings add a more upbeat, signature look that reflects not just the theme but the guests at this service, which is primarily children.”

At one point in the service Kate was also seen “Walking tall in the leadership role she takes during this very personal Christmas tradition,” by Ms James.

It even led her to that she carried “her hands in a very modest-looking fingertip-touch gesture but raises her right hand in a low and unassuming wave at the fans,” during that time.

But the icing on the cake for the expert was that, “After her tough year her smile is an 'acknowledgment' greeting rather than the less personal royal smile.”

Not only that, “As her eyes dart to the side she performs a friendship ritual that seems to suggest her recent illness might have created a closer, warmer and empathetic relationship with her royal fans.”

This led her to wonder if “her illness might have increased her already strong trait of empathy,” towards the people.

Ms Jame also said regarding that moment, “as she switches into listening mode her eyebrows raise and steeple slightly in the middle to create furrows in her brow and her eye expression turns to one of sympathy as she retains a smile but switches it to one more associated with caring and concern.”

That rang true with her write up to the 1,600 guests, to discuss “how much we need each other, especially in the most difficult times of our lives.”