Prince George vs Princess Charlotte: Key difference revealed between the royals

Prince George and Princess Charlotte captivated royal fans at Wimbledon’s men’s final, but a body language expert says there’s a key difference between the two young royals.

As the siblings accompanied Prince William and Kate Middleton at Centre Court on Sunday, body language expert Inbaal Honigman told Express UK they are “developing into very different siblings.”

Honigman observed that Prince George, 10, appears to have “developed a strong sense of independence,” noting how he kept his head forward and rarely glanced toward his sister or mother, even during conversation. 

“His serious facial expression and lowered brow suggest he’s moving beyond childhood,” she said, adding that his upright posture and lack of smiles project “manly independence.”

But despite this, George subtly leaned toward Charlotte, a signal, Honigman believes, that “he still appreciates having his sister by his side” and may not have liked attending alone.

In contrast, Princess Charlotte, nine, openly seeks reassurance from her older brother. “Charlotte turns fully toward George, gazing at him directly when she needs to know he’s beside her,” Honigman explained. 

“She doesn’t hide her reliance on his presence.”

The expert also commented on Princess Kate, saying she “exudes optimism” in her elegant blue dress, while overseeing her children with grace and warmth at the high-profile royal outing.

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