William and Kate form 'new Fab Four' with 'relatable' Zara and Mike Tindall
A body language expert says the Prince and Princess of Wales are becoming part of a new "fab four".
Darren Stanton said Prince William and Kate Middleton's latest public appearance showed they were enjoying life as a group without Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
The couple attended the Royals' Easter service at Windsor - a staple of royal tradition - earlier this month where they were seen with William's cousin Zara and her husband Mike Tindall.
Darren, said the royal pair are "definitely firm favourites with the public" and are "extremely natural and confident within marriage"
He said on behalf of Betfair Casino: "They come across extremely natural and confident within marriage. They also aren’t afraid to joke around with each other and show public displays of affection, which comes across as completely relatable."
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The royals were seen publicly attending the Easter service at St George's Chapel, Windsor (Tim Rooke/REX/Shutterstock)Darren added that Mike's appearance on series 22 of ITV's I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! will have helped the couple's image in the eyes of the public.
He said: "I definitely believe Mike’s appearance on I’m A Celebrity has made the public realise that they are very much a normal couple in love. This came across as they joined the Royal family on Easter Sunday, as they smiled and joked outside the church.
'I definitely believe Mike’s appearance on I’m A Celebrity has made the public realise that they are very much a normal couple ,' Darren claimed (Tim Rooke/REX/Shutterstock)"I think it’s clear that they’ve got a great dynamic. I would probably say that Mike and Zara have taken over Harry and Meghan’s roles in the Fab Four, alongside William and Kate."
William and Kate's new roles as the Prince and Princess of Wales put the royal duo even more in the spotlight, though Darren said Kate appeared at the event looking as though she did not want to take centre stage.
He said: "Although she seemed to be confident in herself, she didn’t want to take centre stage as she was with her family."
The Firm is preparing for the Coronation next month (Zak Hussein / SplashNews.com)William, meanwhile, looked happy to be present at the service at St George's Chapel and had a "relaxed demeanour," Darren added.
The Firm is now gearing up for the coronation next month and the landmark even this the first for over 70 years.
Billions are expected to be watching around the world and all eyes will be on King Charles III.
Despite the pressure, Darren believes the King is "ready to take on his new role".
He said: "In the lead up to the Coronation, I have noticed a more relaxed demeanour in Charles during public outings.
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"Maybe on the day of the Coronation, we may see some signs of nerves or anxiety. However, I do believe that he has grown into the position of King with complete confidence and self-assurance."
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