Trooping the Colour: Royal family watch flypast on balcony

Prince Harry was sent a “fierce” message from his estranged brother, Prince William during Saturday’s Trooping the Colour parade, an expert told the Express. The Prince of Wales took part in the King’s official birthday parade in London, alongside his own family, the Princess of Wales, their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis and other members of the Royal Family.

The Waleses’s united appearance and overall behaviour during the annual celebration appeared to “disprove” the Duke of Sussex’s various claims on freedom of choice and lifestyle, according to body language expert, Judi James. Ms James told the Express: “Harry’s implication that the royals had no real freedom of choice or freedom of lifestyle appears disproved by the behaviour and body language of George, Charlotte and Louis.

“[The Duke’s] comments and accusations could have left them holed beneath the water line, but instead, they showed signals of becoming stronger and more fiercely determined to keep the Firm itself strong.”

The Prince and Princess of Wales appeared more united than ever on Saturday, claims expert (Image: Getty, PA)

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The Wales children melted hearts after they showed up next to their parents during Saturday’s ceremony.

George, Charlotte and Louis were all smiles and waves as the London crowds cheered upon their arrival at Buckingham Palace.

The youngsters captured the nation’s hearts as they travelled through the Mall to Horse Guards Parade and back to Buckingham Palace, before they joined the rest of the Royal Family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to watch the RAF flypast, with Louis’s cheeky antics on full display.

Ms James said: “William’s own family are rapidly achieving the levels of body language synchronicity that send out messages of teamwork and bonding.

“The children retain their individual characters, but when they appear together now, they are like a family of swans gliding through the water. There is a sense of elegance about their body language that even Louis is showing signs of inheriting now.”

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The royals were all smiles as the crowds cheered for them (Image: Getty)

Ms James continued: “They ‘police’ each other with small nudges or steering rituals to retain the levels of synchronicity, but this behaviour looks intrinsic to their team dynamic.”

The body language expert noted that the Waleses now present themselves as “one bonded unit” even more following last year’s health scares – the King and Princess Kate’s cancer diagnoses – and the “rift with the Montecito ‘royals'”.

She added: “The children seem to like each other and adore their parents. Even more importantly they appear to enjoy their royal appearances.

“This injection of joy rather than duty has been one of William and Kate’s greatest achievements.”