Meghan Markle was channelling Julia Roberts in her latest video interview in a bid to appear 'friendly, relatable' and like a 'girly girl', a body language expert has claimed.
The Duchess of Sussex, 41, 'giggled' and performed 'self-heckling' facial expressions reminiscent of the Pretty Woman star, 54, as she discussed a wide-range of issues with her favoured US lifestyle magazine Variety.
Rocking a string of expensive outfits, including a £4,657 Jason Wu dress and a £2,667 Carolina Herrera garment, Meghan waxed lyrical about her and Prince Harry's 'love story', which she said had inspired the world because 'people love love.'
She was filmed laughing and joking and even lying on her stomach while kicking her legs as she declared her love for 'rom coms', in particular When Harry Met Sally, before adding: 'Equally, put Julia Roberts in anything and I'm going to be a fan of those too.'
According to body language expert Judi James, the four-minute clip shows a 'range of Meghans on display', from the 'cheesy mom' to the 'elegant model'.
Speaking to MailOnline, she explained: 'In this new video we see a version of Meghan that has maybe been kept under wraps so far, which is all about coyness, giggles and self-effacing references.
'Did her meeting with Paris Hilton unleash the 'girly girl' that Paris refers to on the podcast? If so, Meghan seems to be going all out to make it a liberating experience.
'The feminist and the intellectual, global campaigner seems to have moved off-stage and the body language replacement seems to be channeling Julia Roberts, who she even references as she speaks of her love of rom-coms.
'There is the same, Roberts-style giggling laugh that is part hidden behind one hand and the gentle self-heckling facial expressions as she mimes scrolling through the TV channels at night or relates how she finds herself singing dinosaur songs thanks to Archie's love of 'getting into throwback shows'.'
Ms James added: 'The range of Meghans on display here run from a warm, 'cheesy' mom who loves looking at her kids to a more elegant Meghan modelling designer ball gowns in the back garden.
The Duchess of Sussex, 41, 'giggled' and performed 'self-heckling' facial expressions reminiscent of the Pretty Woman star, 54, as she discussed a wide-range of issues with her favoured US lifestyle magazine Variety, body language expert Jude James said
According to body language expert Judi James, the clip from the Variety interview shows a 'range of Meghans on display', from the 'cheesy mom' to the 'elegant model'
Julia Roberts, 54, pictured here in the hit 90s classic Notting Hill, is famed for her million-dollar smile
The Duchess of Sussex has given another major and wide-ranging interview with the US media and is pictured here on the cover of Variety
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'The aim seems to be for her to appear friendly, relatable and fun or even that 'girly girl' as Paris Hilton calls her on the new podcast.
'She refers to women not being 'one note' and illustrates that in her own behaviour here, which reveals some 'notes' of a cuter-looking Meghan we maybe haven't seen before.'
In the written part of the interview, released on Wednesday and headlined 'Meghan Markle Lets Her Guard Down', the Duchess spoke first about her recent trip to the UK with Harry where their pseudo-royal tour was interrupted by Her Majesty's death aged 96 on September 8.
But in a hint that her death had been troublesome for Harry, who reportedly found out about the passing of his grandmother the just five minutes before the rest of the world, she said of the days and weeks afterwards: 'It's been a complicated time, but my husband, ever the optimist, said: 'Now she's reunited with her husband'.'
Harry had looked heartbroken as he arrived at Balmoral after learning the Queen had died on a private jet travelling alone without his wife. He stayed for 12 hours, apparently refused to have dinner with King Charles and Prince William and also took a backseat at the funeral where he was not allowed to salute irrespective of his military service.
But despite claims that she and Harry have set out to damage the Royal Family since emigrating in 2020, Meghan told Variety that she remains 'proud' of her relationship with Queen and had a 'nice warmth' with her, calling Her Majesty a 'matriarch'.
She said: 'There's been such an outpouring of love and support. I'm really grateful that I was able to be with my husband to support him, especially during that time.
'What's so beautiful is to look at the legacy that his grandmother was able to leave on so many fronts. Certainly, in terms of female leadership, she is the most shining example of what that looks like. I feel deep gratitude to have been able to spend time with her and get to know her.
She added: 'I've reflected on that first official engagement that I had with her, how special that felt. I feel fortunate. And I continue to be proud to have had a nice warmth with the matriarch of the family.'
And opening up for the first time about how she felt after the Oprah interview where the Sussexes accused the Royal Family of racism, she said her California friends had gathered around her to support her.
She said: 'It's like they knew exactly what I needed to feel in that moment. It meant, and still means, so very much to me. The power of sisterhood and female support can never be underestimated.'
But she said that the public has 'misconceptions' about her, adding: 'I think that what happens, looking in from the outside, when there is this much noise, is that you become dehumanized'. She said she hopes her Archetypes podcast will help people see her as a 'real person'.
The Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle lays on the ground in a £4,657 Jason Wu dress
The Duchess of Sussex also describes what life was like after that explosive Oprah interview, Harry's love for In-N-Out Burger, her podcast 'Archetypes,' and the Netflix documentary they are making as part of their $100million contract with the streaming giant.
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The Duchess of Sussex, 41, 'giggled' and performed 'self-heckling' facial expressions reminiscent of the Pretty Woman star, 54, as she discussed a wide-range of issues with her favoured US lifestyle magazine Variety.
Rocking a string of expensive outfits, including a £4,657 Jason Wu dress and a £2,667 Carolina Herrera garment, Meghan waxed lyrical about her and Prince Harry's 'love story', which she said had inspired the world because 'people love love.'
She was filmed laughing and joking and even lying on her stomach while kicking her legs as she declared her love for 'rom coms', in particular When Harry Met Sally, before adding: 'Equally, put Julia Roberts in anything and I'm going to be a fan of those too.'
According to body language expert Judi James, the four-minute clip shows a 'range of Meghans on display', from the 'cheesy mom' to the 'elegant model'.
Speaking to MailOnline, she explained: 'In this new video we see a version of Meghan that has maybe been kept under wraps so far, which is all about coyness, giggles and self-effacing references.
'Did her meeting with Paris Hilton unleash the 'girly girl' that Paris refers to on the podcast? If so, Meghan seems to be going all out to make it a liberating experience.
'The feminist and the intellectual, global campaigner seems to have moved off-stage and the body language replacement seems to be channeling Julia Roberts, who she even references as she speaks of her love of rom-coms.
'There is the same, Roberts-style giggling laugh that is part hidden behind one hand and the gentle self-heckling facial expressions as she mimes scrolling through the TV channels at night or relates how she finds herself singing dinosaur songs thanks to Archie's love of 'getting into throwback shows'.'
Ms James added: 'The range of Meghans on display here run from a warm, 'cheesy' mom who loves looking at her kids to a more elegant Meghan modelling designer ball gowns in the back garden.
The Duchess of Sussex, 41, 'giggled' and performed 'self-heckling' facial expressions reminiscent of the Pretty Woman star, 54, as she discussed a wide-range of issues with her favoured US lifestyle magazine Variety, body language expert Jude James said
According to body language expert Judi James, the clip from the Variety interview shows a 'range of Meghans on display', from the 'cheesy mom' to the 'elegant model'
Julia Roberts, 54, pictured here in the hit 90s classic Notting Hill, is famed for her million-dollar smile
The Duchess of Sussex has given another major and wide-ranging interview with the US media and is pictured here on the cover of Variety
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Cue the Duchess of Sussex for inspiration! We immediately spotted her stunning Jennifer Fisher choker as she posed for Variety.
Made from hollow tubing, this lightweight design can be worn with the opening either facing the front or back. It could even be stacked with other necklaces for a statement look.
If you fancy adding Meghan's choker to your collection, click the product image. Jennifer Fisher has a loyal celebrity following, including Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Jennifer Aniston and Kylie Jenner, so you'll be in great company.
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'The aim seems to be for her to appear friendly, relatable and fun or even that 'girly girl' as Paris Hilton calls her on the new podcast.
'She refers to women not being 'one note' and illustrates that in her own behaviour here, which reveals some 'notes' of a cuter-looking Meghan we maybe haven't seen before.'
In the written part of the interview, released on Wednesday and headlined 'Meghan Markle Lets Her Guard Down', the Duchess spoke first about her recent trip to the UK with Harry where their pseudo-royal tour was interrupted by Her Majesty's death aged 96 on September 8.
But in a hint that her death had been troublesome for Harry, who reportedly found out about the passing of his grandmother the just five minutes before the rest of the world, she said of the days and weeks afterwards: 'It's been a complicated time, but my husband, ever the optimist, said: 'Now she's reunited with her husband'.'
Harry had looked heartbroken as he arrived at Balmoral after learning the Queen had died on a private jet travelling alone without his wife. He stayed for 12 hours, apparently refused to have dinner with King Charles and Prince William and also took a backseat at the funeral where he was not allowed to salute irrespective of his military service.
But despite claims that she and Harry have set out to damage the Royal Family since emigrating in 2020, Meghan told Variety that she remains 'proud' of her relationship with Queen and had a 'nice warmth' with her, calling Her Majesty a 'matriarch'.
She said: 'There's been such an outpouring of love and support. I'm really grateful that I was able to be with my husband to support him, especially during that time.
'What's so beautiful is to look at the legacy that his grandmother was able to leave on so many fronts. Certainly, in terms of female leadership, she is the most shining example of what that looks like. I feel deep gratitude to have been able to spend time with her and get to know her.
She added: 'I've reflected on that first official engagement that I had with her, how special that felt. I feel fortunate. And I continue to be proud to have had a nice warmth with the matriarch of the family.'
And opening up for the first time about how she felt after the Oprah interview where the Sussexes accused the Royal Family of racism, she said her California friends had gathered around her to support her.
She said: 'It's like they knew exactly what I needed to feel in that moment. It meant, and still means, so very much to me. The power of sisterhood and female support can never be underestimated.'
But she said that the public has 'misconceptions' about her, adding: 'I think that what happens, looking in from the outside, when there is this much noise, is that you become dehumanized'. She said she hopes her Archetypes podcast will help people see her as a 'real person'.
The Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle lays on the ground in a £4,657 Jason Wu dress
The Duchess of Sussex also describes what life was like after that explosive Oprah interview, Harry's love for In-N-Out Burger, her podcast 'Archetypes,' and the Netflix documentary they are making as part of their $100million contract with the streaming giant.
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