For the first time, the Duke of Cambridge attended the State Opening and sat next to his father, Prince Charles, who made the address in the Queen’s absence. As he arrived and greeted dignitaries, the second in line to the throne smiled before biting his lip and moving around the chamber with his hands clasped in front of him.
According to a body language specialist, William’s uneasiness was due to the “weight of responsibility” on his shoulders.
According to Adrianne Carter of the Daily Star, the 39-year-old appeared to be lacking in confidence when compared to past public appearances.
She said of Prince William: “He is not always as confident at ‘officialdom’ as he is when interacting with real people.”
As concerns about the Queen’s health grow, it’s becoming increasingly unlikely that the 96-year-old queen will deliver the Queen’s address again.
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