The couple pictured at the 2017 Invictus Games (Image: GETTY)
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry allowed fans to gain an insight into their relationship, with one scene in the new Netflix series showing Meghan's role as being "supportive" to her husband, according to an expert.
Harry's new five-episode series, Heart of Invictus, gives a behind-the-scenes look at the competitive games founded by the Duke of Sussex in 2014.
In one scene, Meghan is seen reassuring her husband during an event for the Games in the Netherlands.
Analysing the scene, body language expert Judi James said that it showed Meghan "supplying support, confidence and reassurance" to Harry, who she deemed as "anxious [and] trauma-ridden".
Harry seemed "almost childlike and needy" as he appeared to be experiencing some high anxiety levels before a stage appearance, she added.
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Harry turned to Meghan and said "we haven't done this for a while", which according to Ms James was "anxious sounding".
Meghan simply replied "I know" and took on a gentle tone in response, the expert said.
Harry appeared to do some breathing exercises in a green room before his appearance and, according to Ms James, Meghan seemed cool and collected, unlike her husband.
Ms James said that this posed a striking difference to Meghan's appearance at the 2017 Invictus Games - her first public appearance as Harry's girlfriend.
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Meghan played a supportive role to Harry (Image: GETTY)
Speaking of the couple's 2017 appearance, Ms James said that Harry looked as though he was "peacocking his way around" while showing off the event to this "very casual but besotted woman".
Harry's documentary follows the couple's two previous Netflix releases, including their high-anticipated six-episode docuseries, Harry and Meghan.
PR expert Carla Speight told the Mirror that she believes Harry should have released Heart of Invictus before the other two releases.
Believing this is the perfect way to rebuild Harry's brand, she said: "In my opinion, from a personal brand perspective, it would have been more beneficial to Prince Harry and Meghan [Markle] to have started their partnership with Netflix using this documentary."
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She said it would have been better, rather than getting "mudslinging games via the press and media".
Harry and Meghan signed their multi-million-pound deal with Netflix in 2020, shortly after stepping down as working royals.
The couple also signed with Spotify, although this deal came to a mutual end earlier this year, with only the release of Meghan's dozen-episode podcast, Archetypes coming from the deal.
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