🔥Unlocking The Secrets: Kate's Body Language Speaks Volumes

Kate Middleton, Catherine Princess of Wales, announced she's been undergoing chemotherapy🌼How do top body language and behavior analysts respond to her video message?

Catherine, Princess of Wales, GCVO (born Catherine Elizabeth Middleton) is a member of the British royal family. She is married to William, Prince of Wales, heir apparent to the British throne. Kensington Palace announced on 17 January 2024 that Catherine had undergone a planned abdominal surgery for an undisclosed medical condition that was not cancer, after she had been admitted to The London Clinic the previous day. She postponed all of her public engagements and duties until after Easter that year. The subsequent speculation about Catherine's absence and health prompted various conspiracy theories and attracted extensive media attention.

Catherine announced on 22 March, through a video message filmed by BBC Studios, that post-operative tests had found cancer, and the palace said she had been undergoing chemotherapy since late February.

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The Behavior Panel comprises the world's top body language and behavior experts: Scott Rouse, Mark Bowden, Chase Hughes, and Greg Hartley. They analyze behavior and body language in videos of public interest. This non-partisan group aims to educate and entertain, focusing on nonverbal communication, deception detection, behavioral analysis, statement analysis, interrogation, and resistance to interrogation. Through careful examination of gestures, expressions, linguistics, and cultural context, they reveal truths and deceptions. The Behavior Panel is prominently featured on The Dr. Phil Show and has its own show on the US TV Network, Merit Street Media.

Chapters:
00:00 Kate Middleton Body Language Analysis
0:31 Catherine, Princess of Wales, reveals cancer diagnosis.
3:04 Video analysis suggests palace connection to outside organizations.
6:29 Kate's speech expresses empathy for cancer patients.
8:33 Speaker's body language indicates emotional fatigue.
11:18 Royal family's authenticity concerns discussed.

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She WASN'T missing. We were told she was having surgery and would be recovering at home. Why was that so hard for people to understand?!

[kelliryan]

Dear gentleman, I will tell you what is off.
As a cancer survivor, I know what it is like to say out loud, "I have cancer."
Our dear Princess Catherine would like to be curled up with her family's arms around her at home resting and safe. When you have cancer, no place is safe. She wants to run screaming into the street.
So nothing she does will look natural or true because she is putting on an act to protect everyone except herself.
This is called dignity.
Sadly, we don't see many examples of this anymore.

[rygrdol]

I think we see a woman recently diagnosed with cancer, who has 3 children and a country invested in her, trying hard to keep it together. She is holding herself stiffly to stay in control and get through this video. All is totally understandable.

[vampgaia]

I see a scared young woman trying to balance her fear with the need to make the public feel better. She has 3 young children that she wants to see grow up. Chemo is no walk in the park. I see a scared woman who does not feel well. My heart goes out to her.

[bonnieg]

NOTHING was “off” about Princess Catherine’s statement, other than having to share info she wanted to keep private, and is struggling to come to terms with. A cancer diagnosis to a mother of young children must be incredibly difficult. She’s trying to reassure the public, her family and herself. What a burden.

[SquirrellyMom]

I couldn't care less about the royal part. But I was a young mom who was told I had about 6 months to live, with advanced killer T-cell lymphoma, when we had our 1 year old son and 2 year old daughter. I was brave and never let the stress make me cry. About a month in though, I sat rocking my baby and singing to him. Our little daughter came in and started dancing to my horrible singing voice. It hit me all at once, that odds were, I wouldn't make it to see her turn 3. I absolutely lost it. I prayed for the first time in years, begged for my life. Fast forward 8 years and I've been cancer free. We've welcomed more healthy children since. All that said, I deeply feel for her pain. The thought of not being there for your kids is absolutely devastating! You loose all your kids and you don't know if they will be okay. God heal her. But it really was a gift, I truly do see life differently since. I enjoy my life more and know exactly what is important.

[proudmagpie]

I'd be stressed, too, if I was putting out a video to the whole world about something that terrified me.

[shonaford]

Americans don’t understand the English restraint and understatement. We understand her.

[BetsyTeaches]

She looked exhausted to me. It’s sad she basically got bullied into making a video to protect her children and still people are attacking her.

[olderwiser]

Guess what—she wasn’t missing. She told us in January that she was having major abdominal surgery and that her medical team advised her that she’d be in hospital 10-14 days—and she was in for 13. She would then be able to go home to Adelaide Cottage and finish her recuperation there surrounded by her family. We were told she would not be returning to public duties until AFTER Easter.

This whole time they told us exactly what was going on. It was only internet bullies who caused all this.

[kimkeith]

Not missing. Sick. Recovering from surgery. Cancer. I get the royal family are public figures but for the love of god, why do we need to go straight to missing because they aren’t visible? Get over it. The woman married into royalty but she’s human, she’s got the right to have health issues with as much dignity as she can and to ask for privacy. She doesn’t want to constantly talk about it, she’s got children she also has to help through this. Let her be a wife, a mother, and a patient and leave her the hell alone.

She’s not missing. Not kidnapped. Not getting divorced. She is sick. Get over it. Don’t expect her to be superwoman.

[joellenmillard]

My mother had ovarian cancer. The surgeons thought they got it all but she went through preventative chemotherapy treatment after. This was 25 years ago and the prognosis at that time was much less optimistic. My mother lived another 20 years and passed away in her 90’s. I have great hope for Catherine Princess of Wales

[lisalocklin]

As a recent cancer survivor myself, I suspect part of her “locked up” body language may be due to ongoing pain from the surgery. I can’t imagine having to go in front of a camera wearing close-fitting clothes while I was recuperating. I’m sure all she really wants to do is put on a giant nightgown and crawl back in bed. God bless her for managing to have some grace in spite of everything.

[ellebee]

To Chase - I will tell you what is ‘way off’, she is terrified and exerting the most extreme control over her emotions, very British. Heartbreaking stuff.

[Lb-dfxi]

I see a young woman who is scared and uncomfortable. She was forced by the media and public hounding to discuss a very private and traumatic medical matter in public. For some of us its very hard to tell even our closest family members that we have cancer, its a strangly private thing. I know not everyone reacts this way but when i was diagnosed i didnt tell anyone at all for almost a week. I needed to sit with it and absorb the tremendous blow it is to get that news. Its like your world suddenly narrows down to that diagnosis, what is the next step and the concern for your loved ones and there is no room for the outside world. I feel sorry for her that she couldn't just withdraw and focus on her fight and her family

[Elizabeth.C.Holmes]

Dear BP: The Princess of Wales has not been missing. KP released a statement at the very beginning stating she was having major abdominal surgery and would return to Royal Duties after Easter. She has not, repeat not, been missing. She is a human being, mother, wife, daughter, sister, aunt, colleague, friend who simply needs time to heal and privacy.

[Betafish]

The fact that a mother of 3 kids has to endure criticism before, during and after a serious medical orden and have to please the voyeuristic public hunger is unbelievable disturbing

[louchat]

Chemo wears a body a person’s body down. My God….people need to leave this woman alone. She is scared.

[aileentrew]

Chase, I think maybe it seems odd because you don't fully comprehend how our culture moulds our reactions. It's a very British thing to underplay our emotions in public. She's also a mummy. She has no choice but to be brave..but she's clearly devastated and scared yet knows it's her duty to keep it together. She's an admirable woman. I really feel her pain.

[nancyrasmussen]

I just lost my 29 year old son to cancer. Nothing is normal with a cancer diagnosis. Your whole world falls apart. I am so sad for the scrutiny she is receiving. Praying for her and her family.