Prince Harry and Meghan Markle celebrated Valentine's Day by attending the 75th All-Star NBA game in California, where their public display of affection and interactions attracted significant media attention. Body language expert Judi James provided insights into their behavior, noting that while Meghan appeared confident and at ease, Harry seemed to exhibit signs of discomfort during the event. This difference in their public demeanor raised questions about their dynamics in high-pressure situations.

Meghan's gestures towards Harry, including affectionate touches and engaging him in conversation, were interpreted as efforts to connect and share the experience with the crowd. In contrast, Harry's subtle cues, such as his body posture and facial expressions, hinted at a level of discomfort in the spotlight. James emphasized that Meghan's positive body language contrasted with Harry's more reserved demeanor, suggesting differing comfort levels with being in the public eye.

The outing itself, strategically highlighted around Valentine’s Day, was viewed as an attempt to project a couple still in love despite the scrutiny they face as public figures. This analysis reflects broader narratives surrounding the couple's blend of personal and public lives, as well as ongoing perceptions of their relationship amidst both admiration and critique from the media and public.