Harry and Meghan display 'glamour' and 'celebrity sparkle' in new website photos
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have released the latest part of their rebranding mission with their all-new Sussex website.
The couple, who are currently said to be on the lookout for new ventures following the collapse of their Spotify deal and the potential end of their Netflix contract, have quietly launched their new site this week. The page relays a bold message in which the pair claim to be "shaping the future through business and philanthropy".
But it's the choice of sole photo on the site's homepage that portrays an important stage in their process, according to a body language expert.
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A body language expert analysed the couple's choice of image on their websiteJudi James told the Mirror: "This choice of photo appears to announce an important stage in the Harry and Meghan re-branding process. With the switch from ‘Archewell’, with its reference to their son and family life, plus the lack of visual references to them as a family unit here, this is a pose that shows the couple as gleamingly successful supporters, motivators and philanthropists (as it says on the tin in their copy), with a huge handful of celebrity sparkle thrown in for good value.
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"The photo was from the closing ceremony at Invictus and, instead of showing them up on stage leading the charge, the way they applaud from the stalls suggests the essence of being a caring motivational presence."
Describing further the clear message from the image choice, Judi added: "Their smiles are wide and Meghan’s style of clapping with her hands held in the prayer position suggests she is being awed by the achievements of others. There is an idea that when you get these two they can come as a package or as individuals but that their definition of success is in seeing others they have helped do well.
"But then there is the total glamour of the photo, too. Seeing them here shows they’d enhance any event they were invited to. Harry looks royal and Meghan looks A-list."
It appears as though a lot of work went on behind the scenes prior to Monday's roll out of the site. According to the registry directory site Whois.com, the final update to the couple's new site happened on February 4, just 24 hours before the public announcement regarding the King's health. The couple's previous site, Archewell, now automatically redirects any users to their page, which consistently refers to the couple by their official royal titles.
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