Kate Middleton and Prince William, both 38, will regularly attend official engagements together. When they have been seen in public, a body language expert explained a notable change in their relationship. What does their body language show?

Most recently, Kate and William have been meeting with various establishments and charities to discuss the impacts of the coronavirus crisis.

While the royal couple have been together for many years, they have not always been publicly affectionate.

This could be down to Prince William’s senior role, as he is second in line to the British throne.

Recently, however, this seems to have changed, body language expert Judi James told Express.co.uk.

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She said: “Kate and William’s public displays of affection, or PDAs, have increased during their marriage.

“William’s inherited status meant there was no need for any power-posturing, but Kate has always been careful to look traditionally, pitch-perfect regal.

“Her growing confidence in their well-defined double-act has led her to de-royal slightly now though, and relax to show her more casual and fun side.

“This seems to have been picked up by William who is also looking much less cautious and more relaxed recently.”

“Kate and William’s PDAs have been rare and subtle,” Judi explained.

“But their even-handed mirroring traits and their subtler tie-signs and fun competitiveness have shown more dimensions in terms of romantic affection.

“The Cambridge’s PDAs have increased with time, but their initial masking was probably down to William’s passionate desire to avoid the kind of soap opera publicity that surrounded his parent’s marriage.”