Kate Middleton continues her treatment for cancer.
Princess Kate looked relaxed and elegant at Wimbledon, but a body language expert told the Mirror that she showed subtle signs that she was not entirely on top form.
The Princess of Wales, 42, made a rare public appearance at the tennis championships today with her daughter Princess Charlotte and her sister Pippa Middleton to present the trophy to the winner of the men's final.
Onlookers were excited to see Kate, as it was her second public appearance since her cancer diagnosis in March.
Kate was last seen at Trooping the Color, the King's annual birthday party, where she appeared in good spirits with her husband, Prince William, and their three children.
It was announced on Saturday that the princess will make a surprise return to Center Court as an ardent tennis fan and regular attendee at Wimbledon.
Kate looked delighted as she waved twice to the adoring crowd as she arrived at 1.45pm. Noticing her emotional comeback, body language expert Jodie James told the Mirror.
Kate exuded regular confidence here, greeting the screaming fans from the catwalk with a happy and slightly surprised-looking wave that Charlotte mirrored as her mother turned to hug her.
Dressed in a deep purple dress, known as a royal shade, Kate looked relaxed and elegant and the way she spent some long moments chatting with people backstage made her stand out in the seats. showed no haste to escape from his comfort.
However, Judy noted that the princess made small movements to reassure herself as all eyes were on her.
He explained: [Kate's] gesture looked animated and there were only a few moments when she smoothed her hair in an unnecessary act that looked like self-confidence that she was not in top form again. showed any sign.
