King Charles begins surprising change in behavior amid cancer battle

King Charles completely abandoned his otherwise shy personality in response to niece Zara Tindall’s hilarious display of affection at the Windsor Horse Show.

talking to amazingBody language expert Judy James reflected on the marked difference between the 75-year-old monarch’s reaction to PDA before and after returning to public duties following a cancer diagnosis.

Noting that he was “never one to be keen on his PDA,” Judy claimed that King “was often allergic to them in the past.”

She explained: “But his illness appears to have brought out a more openly emotional side in his body language.

“Here at the races, on the day he loves, new signs of affection are displayed brilliantly.”

The expert continued, “Zara has always been making big appearances with her uncle, throwing some very touching PDA at him in her usual spontaneous and enthusiastic manner.”

“Charles has, in the past, responded with body language cues that made him look like a pleased but very passive (or shy) ‘victim’ of her affectionate displays.

“But here he is completely, openly and lovingly reciprocated,” James said, “looking his usual playful and fun self.”