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Sophie, Countess of Wessex, and her husband, Prince Edward, the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, have assumed a more visible role within the royal family since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left their positions in may.
Prince Edward’s 55-year-old wife appeared to step up her role when she appeared on Armistice Day this year. She wowed fans with her appearance in a navy blue ensemble and perfect hairstyle.
Wearing a double breasted coat with a large collar and silver buttons, the countess channeled Her Majesty at the event, a body language expert claimed.
“Sophie bridges the royal generation gap between the queen and Kate, providing a subtle glimpse into the lineup of royal wives that we would have been seeing if Princess Diana were still alive, she and Sarah were still part of the firm.
“She projects a quiet maturity and, fascinatingly, her body language during this memorial visit closely resembles the air of quiet and dignified sadness that the Queen has always presented at similar events.”
Judi went on to say, “With her eye slightly squinted and creased at the corners to show a sad reflection and her lips pursed to show stoicism, the way Sophie stands with her hands clasped in front of her torso creates an identical feeling of lack of attractive, he minimized the excitement as the Queen always does at these events.
“It’s probably not a surprise that Sophie’s growing profile is making her seem more and more like the Firm’s ‘safe pair of hands’, an easy stand-in for the Queen during the pandemic and a reassuring presence for some of the members of the younger royalty. “
Royal fans quickly became aware of her new look when one wrote, ‘I love seeing all the family members.’
Another said: ‘It was about time the earl and his kind countess had a more frontal line in real life. A nice asset to the royal family.
The Royal Family said about the event: “Their Royal Highnesses laid wreaths at the Monument to the Armed Forces in tribute to all those who have given their lives in the service of their country.”
