What does Meghan's body language tell us?

Meghan 'was the strength' of her wedding ceremony to Prince Harry, as her body language showed she was constantly reassuring him, an expert has said. Judi James, a body language expert, said Harry performed about 12 self-touching body checks, like pulling at his gloves and wringing his hands, within a few paces of getting out his car after arriving at St George's Chapel in Windsor. 'She saw it as her role to help Harry': Meghan 'was the strength' of her wedding ceremony to Prince Harry, as her body language showed she was constantly reassuring him according to Judi James, who has studied footage of today's nuptials Harry and Meghan exchanged vows and then rings as the couple married after a whirlwind romance The Duchess's eye gaze was also a strong sign of her confidence in leading the day, Ms James said. Judi James, a body language expert, said Harry performed about 12 self-touching body checks, like pulling at his gloves and wringing his hands, within a few paces of getting out his car after arriving at St George's Chapel in Windsor A vision in white: Meghan Markle smiles to the camera as she rides alongside her husband Prince Harry The couple, who are now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, organised a wedding that reflected both their backgrounds Royal wave: Meghan waves gracefully as her husband smiles as the procession weaves its way through the streets of Windsor Harry looked delighted as he walked his new wife out of St George's Chapel to start their new life together Meghan Markle waves from a carriage after the wedding ceremony wowed huge crowds today Laughter: One of the well-wishers in the crowds makes Meghan laugh and Prince Harry smile as they continue with their 25-minute tour of the royal market town Outside St George's Chapel up to 100,000 fevered well-wishers have gathered in glorious British sunshine and cheered the couple as they started their new married life in the grand Ascot Landau carriage And they're off!