The version that’s recirculated online features a play button right in the middle of the card, presumably as it plays a short animated video.
Now body language expert Judi James claimed the choice of the song behind this year’s Christmas card photo is very appropriate as it has links to politics, a move Meghan has been reported to be thinking of making.
She told the Sun: “The song ‘Born in the USA’ has links to politics and this professional pose with the music accompaniment reeks of success, celebration and glory.
“It’s not a family Christmas message, it’s not even a romantic, coupled-up one as there is no romantic touch ritual here or their usual signals of connection and love. This is Harry and Meghan at their glittering best as a power couple.”
The expert went on to add that the couple look “high-status and glamorous”.
She explained: “They look glamorous and their linked behaviour is about shared goals and celebrating achievement,” Judi notes.
“They have a crowd behind them and they look upward to suggest the kind of motivational message that would appeal on a political arena.
“If Meghan were thinking of a political career this could be the perfect pose to launch it.”
James added that while Prince Harry’s smile “looks rigid,” Meghan’s looks “radiant” and her “eyes sparkle with pleasure” while she also notes the duchess’s “seal clap”
She said: “Although she’s clapping, her ‘seal clap’ hand position makes it almost look as though she’s catching something that is being thrown at her, perhaps a new role or a new office?” she says.
“Her expression is also one of optimism, as though she is expecting new successes in 2024.”
