Behavior expert claims that Meghan Markle has adopted some of Michelle Obama’s methods to raise her ‘President and persuasive’ voice in the trailer of her and Prince Harry’s new Spotify podcast.
According to UK-based expert Judy James, the former First Lady is reminiscent of the Duchess of Sussex, referring to Prince Harry on the recording, saying ‘my husband’.
Meanwhile Prince Harry seems to be ‘less confident’ than his ex-actress wife.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced yesterday that they will be producing and hosting their own show as part of the newly formed Archwell Audio Dio – which will begin with a “holiday special” that “lifts audiences around the world.”
Meghan Markle has adopted a ‘presidential and inspiring’ voice, while Prince Harry (pictured with) is ‘less confident’, but in the trailer for ‘New Wife Spotify Podcast’ ‘he wants to do everything right for his wife’, the behavioral expert claims
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have announced that they will be producing and hosting their own show as part of the newly created Archwell Audio Dio (pictured) – starting with a “holiday special” that “lifts audiences around the world”.
Analyzing the Daily Express trailer, Judy said Meghan uses “persuasion” techniques to ensure her husband takes the lead when switching to ‘more professional and semi-presidential delivery’.
Judy said: ‘Her persuasion with Meghan Harry is a sign of technique, using compliments to get her to start recording.’
He added that the Duchess felt ‘virtually pure’ after praising Prince Harry’s accents, while his voice was choked as a result.
His trailer, opens with Duke, 36, telling his wife: ‘Ladies First’ before Meghan says: ‘No, you don’t say that first because I think it sounds really nice with your accent’.
Commenting on the Queen’s grandson’s speaking skills during the trailer, Judy said: ‘Harry is a much less confident speaker than Meghan on this audio Dio clip.[but] He is pleased to make all this suitable for his wife. ‘
She points out that she flips verbally during the dialogue but her voice suggests that the audience is getting a more personal side towards Shahi.
Meanwhile, Angela Levine told Tocredio that the 39-year-old Duchess was “a little sheltered and very regular” on Monday while praising the “quiet heroes” of the coronavirus epidemic in a clip recorded for CNN.
Meanwhile, Meghan came in as a ‘semi-president’ and a ‘professional’, a behavioral expert who suggested that the speech techniques used by high-profile individuals like Michelle Obama and the Queen were a source of pride.
While praising the ‘quiet hero’ of the coronavirus epidemic in a clip recorded for CNN, royal writer Angela Levine told Tocredio on Monday that Meghan, 39, was ‘a little sheltered and very regular’.
Judy noted that Megha felt similar to the speeches given by the former First Lady using the phrase ‘one of the things my husband and I have always talked about’.
She said: ‘This sudden informal, cheetah flirting has switched from a low position to a high position and Harry is referred to there as’ my husband’, even though he is with her and yet he has introduced himself.
‘The phrase “my husband and I” is used more by the Empress.’
Body language and behavior expert not only focused on Meghan’s new ‘regal tone’, royal writer Angela Levine echoed similar findings earlier in the week.
Meghan and Harry released the trailer for their new podcast last night. Illustrated, a transcript of Meghan and Harry’s teaser for their project
She spoke to TalkRadio about Meghan’s appearance on CNN on Monday, while the Duchess praised the ‘quiet heroes’ of the coronavirus epidemic supporting the community.
Angela said: ‘[Meghan] She tries to be very regular despite wanting to leave the royal family. She is very regular, she talks to us, she gives little shelter. ‘
The critic continued: ‘He always uses the word “we”, the ink we word. This means that everyone must agree with him because he knows what everyone thinks. She deserves to say what she likes, of course, but that’s her way of saying it. ‘
Meghan’s appearance on CNN saw the Duchess for the first time since it was revealed she had suffered a miscarriage this summer.
On Monday, CNN On is a picture of Meghan’s appearance, while the Duchess praised the ‘quiet heroes’ of the coronavirus epidemic who have supported communities.
He said in the clip: ‘We’ve seen communities take action. When the children’s lunch programs got stuck, we assured our neighbors that those children were getting the nutrition they needed. ‘
“We, as a community, have come forward to deliver the food we need through sensitive people,” she said, adding that “we have also seen the power of the human spirit” and “we have the power to hope that someone else will remember.”
She did not focus on her own losses, but said how 2020 was ‘a year that is universally challenging for everyone’, who rallied on the occasion and went through hard times for hungry neighbors, before worshiping them.
Meghan was speaking as part of the CNN Heroes series that praises people who make a difference in communities.
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