It was difficult to watch King Charles III’s coronation without wondering what was going on in his head.
Was he worried about the family drama with Prince Harry?
What aboutPrince Andrew’s less-than-warm welcome to the coronation?
There’s so much to speculate on, but unfortunately, we aren’t mind readers.
To Ponce,Harry’s discomfort without Meghan Markle at the coronation was clear.
Yet, not everyone is quite so obvious about how they’re feeling just to look at them.
According to Ponce, this is the case with King Charles.
“It is important to note that he typically is not a physically expressive individual.
Actually, he is quite understated with his body language,” he explained.
Yet in contrast, when he speaks, we hear the voice of a strong diplomat and king."
It may take a better-trained eye to spot exactly where Charles is coming from.
“You would imagine that being crowned King of England would be an exuberant moment.
It was, and in his own way, King Charles basked in it.”
Today he showed up sincerely and regally," said Ponce.
“He was literally taking it all in.
It was as if he didn’t believe this was happening.
And, his gaze out the window even seemed to be more of an internal reflection.”
“King Charles was royal,” Jess Ponce III noted.
“He looked straight ahead and proceeded with intention and gravitas.
His steps were even and determined.
His facial expressions were focused.
He wore the royal outfit: it did not wear him.
That’s a hard task when there’s so much pomp and circumstance around the royal garb.”
During this time, Ponce noted that “it’s not often that we see King Charles alone.
Yet as the sole center of attention, he had incredible presence.
Today on his own, he stood regal, proud, and determined.”
Regardless of your take on the coronation, this was easy to see for anyone.
Ponce added, “You could see it in his eyes, gestures, and movement.
He’s owning the title in his own way and showed up big time.”
This ability to stay focused and composed is sure to serve him well as he serves his people.
