Prince Harry 'in very good place' on trip without Meghan as expert pinpoints key signs

Prince Harry appears to be thriving as he embarks on solo engagements without Meghan Markle, showing newfound confidence and control during a recent visit to South Africa.

According to body language expert Darren Stanton, who analysed Harry's behaviour on behalf of Betfair Bingo, the Duke of Sussex's self-assurance was "through the roof" as he reunited with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho around a bonfire and connected deeply with attendees.

Stanton highlighted Harry's demeanour as a significant marker of his personal growth and well-being.

"Prince Harry appeared to be on top form during this visit," Stanton said, pointing out Harry’s active listening skills, his tendency to lean in while conversing, and his frequent use of gestures like touching the arm of those he spoke with.

These actions, the expert explained, were clear signs of Harry's "natural ease and confidence" when engaging with people.

One of the most striking observations, according to Stanton, was Harry's "never-seen-before gesture" - a karate chop movement.

This gesture, Stanton explained, symbolised that Harry felt "totally in control" during the conversation, displaying a level of self-assurance that was perhaps greater than ever before.

"His levels of confidence were through the roof, and we have never seen him appear to be so certain of himself," Stanton added on behalf of Betfair Bingo.

The bonfire setting in South Africa seemed to offer a relaxed environment for Prince Harry, allowing him to express his passion for his charitable endeavours freely.

During his interactions, Harry gave people his "full attention," even purposely lowering himself at times to connect with individuals on a deeper level, a gesture Stanton found significant as it showed respect and empathy.

"Harry had a natural ease and confidence when meeting and speaking with people he had never met before," Stanton said.

Harry's connection with Prince Seeiso, his long-time friend and partner in their joint charity work through Sentebale, was also a focal point of the visit.

Their camaraderie was evident through body language, as Harry held onto Prince Seeiso’s arm while standing beside him, a gesture that Stanton described as genuine and reciprocated.

"It didn’t look forced or disingenuous from either side," Stanton noted, highlighting the strong rapport between the two.

Their beaming smiles further reinforced their mutual respect and enjoyment of each other's company.

Stanton also noted how Harry seemed at ease speaking about the causes closest to his heart, particularly his charitable initiatives.

This passion and clarity of purpose were shown by his confident gestures and genuine demeanour during the event.

"From this appearance, it’s clear Harry is in a very good place," Stanton concluded.

"He wants to make people proud and just help people in whatever way he can."