Speaking of royal family outings, it's hard not to analyze body language, and according to the Mirror, James says Camilla looked "awkward" after the morning church service on her first Christmas as queen, and that "Camilla's body language signals suggest that she is often nervous or nervous in public," James says.

But then 4-year-old Louis interrupted: "When the royals came out of the church, Prince Charles pointed and laughed at the clergyman and looked very cheerful. Her repeated ritual eye contact alongside her husband was a sign of inner tension and awkwardness." The way Louis would walk away from her parents and join her for a chat suggested that he was eager to be with her, to cheer her up and relax her."[3

And after his platinum jubilee antics, we thought we couldn't love this little guy any more.

"Louis' body language is still very natural," James says, "and little kids often feel or sense that someone needs a companion." He was also busy showing this side of his personality later in the day, calling for the little girl to see a picture of him with Paddington and running up to Charlotte with a small bouquet of flowers." (Louis may have been one of the youngest members of the royal family at the church that morning, but that didn't mean he didn't touch the hearts of many dear ones and the queen and her husband.