Prince William and Kate Middleton continue to make headlines for their dynamic relationship and undeniable chemistry.

talking MirrorBody language expert Judi James has recalled the “tremendous transformation” in the Prince and Princess of Wales’ relationship since they made their relationship public 20 years ago.

She explained that the future Queen of England was initially a docile presence in William’s life, preferring to stand aside while he took the lead at public appearances.

After that, the situation took a complete 180° turn. After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Kate became obsessed with the idea of ​​Kate becoming a maternal figure in the royal family.

“There was a huge shift in their status and control signals as a loving couple and as a professional double act,” Judy shared.

“Kate’s introduction as William’s bride really showed her rather quiet and submissive nature,” she explained. “She walked behind William from the start and entered the royal family without any interruption. After the turmoil of marriage a generation ago, Kate seemed like the perfect calm presence.”

“When the couple goes out on royal visits, William’s body language mirrors Kate’s.

The expert continued: “William was concerned that his wife would take the same soap opera interest in his mother as he did, which led to some minimal PDA between the couple, although their glances and shared smiles were frequent Tell us about their love and mutual affection.”

“Although this cautious body language slowly changed. After the Queen’s death, Kate gradually became the strong matriarchal figure the royal company needed.”

Unlike his father, whose first wife upstaged him and sparked a jealous reaction, William looks delighted to see Kate shining in the spotlight.

“Their balance of power is now very even, which is ideal for their future roles as king and queen.

James added: “They are still managing their PDA well enough to avoid becoming a royal soap opera, and Kate appears to have filled the void in terms of support and wingman that William lost due to his feud with his brother.”