Harry and Meghan's Nottingham comeback is 'clinging together like survivors', body language expert claims

Prince Harry, 42, and Meghan, 45, carried out their first joint public engagements since returning to Britain, visiting charities in Nottingham including the Community Recording Studio and Epic Partners in scenes almost identical to their 2017 royal walkabout there. Body language expert Judi James said Harry's tight grip on Meghan's shoulder revealed 'inner tension and caution', while their double-cling made them look like they were 'clinging together as survivors'. Meghan told well-wishers 'it's great to be back' and revealed their daughter Lilibet 'loves gymnastics', while Harry let slip that son Archie 'hates math'. The couple held hands, exchanged tender glances and Harry was caught stroking Meghan's ponytail as they sang Happy Birthday to a charity worker.

Meghan wore Princess Diana's £17,800 Cartier watch but conspicuously left her engagement ring at home for the ninth month running.

A Nottingham superfan revealed Meghan had sent her a handwritten calligraphy invitation to attend the day's events.

One well-wisher told Harry: 'He reminds me of his mother' — echoing comparisons to Princess Diana that have followed the duke throughout his public life.