Prince Harry and Prince William's differences broken down as royals behave completely differently

A body language expert compared the two estranged brothers, who have both been in foreign countries recently promoting their causes.

The Duke of Sussex has been acting like a "celebrity" while in Germany for his Invictus Games, according to a body language expert.

Judi James said: "Harry hit the ground at Invictus using the body language of a celebrity.

"Waving, hugging, storming out on the stage, he was very much a ‘spotlight royal’ and his charisma style was what is described simply as ‘Here I am!’ as he brought some magic to the games via his presence," she told The Mirror.

The Prince of Wales had slightly "less celebrity" than his younger brother, according to the body language expert.

James claimed: "William’s body language approach in the US is what is called ‘There you are!’ charisma that is less celebrity and more about turning the people he meets into the stars.

"The Prince presented some much more low-key, low-status signals, allowing himself to be led and hosted and happily waiting for his cues and greetings.

"He wore a more bashful smile that suggested he was excited and slightly in awe of the people and the country he was visiting.

"His speech might throw up more of his leadership traits but at the moment he is looking like a fascinated tourist. Harry delivered his two speeches in the pacing, pointing, and emotional style of a military trainer or coach.

"William uses signals here though to suggest he is the one learning as he goes out to gather oysters and meets the people involved."

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James added: "The shared traits come from two ends of the emotional spectrum.

"Both William and Harry share the self-comfort, self-protective barrier ritual of placing one hand on the waist when they feel anxious or under pressure.

"Harry was seen fiddling with his jacket button in Germany and William can be seen touching his clothing in the same ritual in the US."