The Princess of Wales' body language at the Remembrance Sunday Service was perhaps the first indicator that Kate is once more on 'regal' form, a body language expert has claimed.  Judi James told MailOnline that the royal, who has this weekend undertaken her biggest public commitments since revealing she had cancer earlier this year, appeared 'sombre yet stoic' in her expressions at the annual memorial event to those lost to war.    She explained: 'Kate's body language and even her styling today showed a return to what looked like full regal form.  The Princess of Wales cut a sombre figure as took her place on the balcony above the Cenotaph on Sunday - but body language expert Judi James said Kate, 42, returning slowly to public life as she recovers from cancer, also appeared 'fiercely regal' The Princess of Wales appeared to fight back tears in an emotional moment as she undertook her second public engagement in two days; body language expert situs judi bola James said there was a familiar stoic reflection in Kate's demeanour that was a re-run of one of her most iconic 'regal' moments 'Her facial expression became sombre once we heard the chimes of Big Ben and there was a more contained version of her clearly emotional signalling that we saw at the concert the evening before.  'Then she appeared tearful, but here her sadness registered with a fiercely regal look of stoic reflection.'  James added that Prince William's wife attire, a military style jacket with epaulettes and a velour bow and dramatic headwear, also suggested that the Princess of Wales was back in the 'regal' mode that her biggest fans have always enjoyed.  Deep in thought: The Princess of Wales and the Duchess of Edinburgh look straight ahead as the clock struck 11am on Sunday - with James saying Kate looked 'so much like a future queen' Wearing a military style black structured coat with epaulettes and fascinator, Kate's look screamed of 'future Queen', said James She said: 'Even her fascinator and the way she wore her hair swept up looked like a re-run of one of her most iconic "regal" moments when she was photographed in the car, in her Covid face mask, at Philip's funeral, looking fiercely elegant and regal and so much like a future queen.' The royal, 42, stood next to Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh on the balcony as King Charles led the wreath-laying alongside the Prince of Wales and the Prime Minister.  James said while Kate appeared solemn, she was also in a central position on the balcony - putting herself in full public view.

'She was seen chatting and smiling gently with Sophie on the balcony and, with Camilla not attending, situs judi bola she appeared to move into central position with Sophie standing to her side, with relaxed-looking confidence.' James also revealed the role the Duchess of Edinburgh played in today's proceedings.  Side-by-side: With Prince William joining the King to lay wreaths, Kate Middleton took her place on the balcony at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office with the Duchess of Edinburgh - who, says body language expert Judi James, took on a maternal role today She said Sophie, 59, who is married to Prince Edward, offered a 'very telling-looking gesture' - a supportive hand on Kate's back - that signified exactly why she was chosen to be by the younger royal's side at the Cenotaph this morning.