Body language is so important. If a picture speaks a thousand words, then a video speaks a thousand words a second... Don't quote me on that, though.
What I mean to say is, body language can tell us things without verbally telling us things. This is why I love when the royal family gets their body language analyzed because, as we all know, they're full of secrets!
Throughout the pandemic, the couple has made many efforts to reach out to frontline workers and offer support and praise during these unprecedented times.
The pair were able to personally thank countless essential workers during their holiday season train tour. However, those efforts got slightly overshadowed by Kate's handwriting.
On the whiteboard, Kate wrote, "Thank you to all transport workers everywhere for keeping the coutry [sic] moving throughout this difficult year. Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas! Catherine, William."
In a move that I'm sure will come as a surprise to you all, the internet began making fun of her.
However, we have all moved upward and onward from the incident!
"Bereavement is never easy, especially for frontline workers during these unprecedented times," the couple's post read.
"For frontline workers looking for support, call 0300 303 4434, which is free, confidential and available daily."
Commenting on the video, body language expert Judi James said the royal couple showed signs of "empathy," as published by Express.
"William and Kate are promoting a bereavement service here that places a focus on listening to people who have lost family, friends, and colleagues and their own non-verbal signals fit that theme perfectly."
Judi even pointed out the message that the pair's outfits send as well.
"Kate has even pinned her trademark long, glossy curls back to create a much plainer and less eye-catching look, ensuring our focus is the people they are listening to rather than themselves," she explained.
"It is possible to hear and see grief in the body language and vocal tone of the people on screen and William and Kate’s accelerated blink-rate suggests they are moved."
It's so nice to hear William and Kate are seemingly just as genuine as they appear!
h/t: Express
