Kate Middleton’s ’emotional bond’ with Prince George is reflected in birthday photos

The Duchess of Cambridge’s ’emotional bond’ with her son, Prince George, is reflected in the personal birthday photos she took to mark her seventh birthday, a body language expert has claimed.

Kate Middleton and Prince William released two photos last night, both taken by the Duchess earlier this month at the family home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall, where George and his siblings, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Two-year-old Louis have been locked up

And while the green camo shirt and arms at his side might be a nod to his future role as king and career in the military, expert Judi James went on to say that Prince George’s smile and kind eyes perhaps hint at his close relationship with his mother, who was behind the camera.

“The fact that Kate took the photos herself means that we see a very natural pose, in addition to the emotional bond between George and his mother, to whom their smiles and expressions of affection are clearly directed,” she said, speaking to The Express. .

One of the photos shows a small boy, with blond, tousled hair and smiling, wearing a green camouflage shirt, while in the other he wears an olive green polo shirt and favorite shorts.

It seems that green is the color of choice, in addition to the camouflage print, it is a suitable choice given that George, who is already said to be obsessed with helicopters like his father, will one day inherit the mantle from his great-grandmother as Chief of the Armed Forces.

Expert Judi James went on to say that, although Kate is often photographed attending Charlotte and Louis, George is most often depicted holding her father’s hand.

“This tends to suggest that William is in charge of encouraging and developing George in his role as future king, and the camouflage shirt seems like a nod to George’s future roles in the military,” he added.

Judi also suggested that green may reflect the mother of three’s passion for nature, which could have been passed on to her son.

The Duchess has previously urged families to make the most of nature while taking their own children on a playground adventure that she created at the Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower Show.

In one of the two portraits, George, who is the third in the throne line, can be seen with his arms down at his sides,

Judi added, “ Both poses look natural and fun, but the first photo, standing with arms out to the sides, hints at his future role as King and acknowledges the fact that even now he is beginning to be gently brought to life. . of duty. ‘