Key aspects of Prince George's body language analyzed: ‘The clenched overlapped hands'

Prince George’s behavior, posture, and mannerisms during Trooping of Colour have gotten him a lot of laurels and compliments by experts.

Body language expert Arthur Cassidy is the expert in question, and he spoke to Hello! magazine when delivering his observation of the heir-to-be.

In his eyes, “Prince George reveals the positive impact of good posture”.

Because in a lot of moments “his head is held high with an open chest, while his personality type serves to positively reinforce just how vital his childhood and teenage development will be for his future role as monarch.”

His praise also included the way he was gesturing during the entire event, particularly during the flypast and the ceremonial parade.

In those moments people could see “George has his hands in the clenched overlap position just below his belt,” and in the eyes of the expert this demonstrates “a relaxed mode and positive self-confidence.”

For those unversed, Prince George is the eldest child of Prince William, the heir apparent to the throne.

He has two other siblings, a sister Princess Charlotte, as well as a younger brother Prince Louis.

The youngster is also one of the many men destined to inherit the Crown of England after his grandfather and father. However, before landing this role he will become the next Prince of Wales, a title which his father now holds. With the tile comes the Duchy of Cornwall, the Royal Family’s largest private property.