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Prince Harry andMeghan murder are madly in love - and unlike the rest of the couples of the British royal family - they have no problem showing it.

Harry and Meghan are clearly comfortable with a lot of PDAs. Last year's invictus games, Harry and Meghan walked in front of the cameras and even kissed, who sent the TwitterSphere to overdrive.

Since then, announced their commitment, Meghan was photographed held in Harry at Dear Life. We often see that she clings in hand with the two hers. In their official engagement portraits, the old actress stands tight at Harry's arm as she did on Christmas day when she went to church with the Royals of Sandringham.

Their external affection signs to mutually raise the following question: why do not we see more PDA from the rest of the royal couples?

Everything starts at the top. The queen rarely holds her hand with her husband in public and it seems to have set a precedent not writing for other royals. This is hardly surprising because, as a sovereign, she still walks in front of her husband. The Duke of Edinburgh is a consort, so it walks behind it.

Prince William andCatherineThe Duchess of Cambridge, are never photographed to hold their hand during official state visits, although it is clear that they adhere. They are a little more touching-feel when they do not represent the crown and have often been spotted hugging and hold hands during downtime. The surprise couple of spectators when they held hands walking with Harry and Meghan after the church last month.

William and Catherine posted signs of subtle condition in service. William will frequently place a protective hand on the back of his wife during the meeting and welcomes. Catherine will sometimes rest his hand on his husband's leg while sitting together as she did during their royal tour of Canada in 2016. But the couple kissed in public three times and two of these occasions were During their marriage.

So, why is Harry comfortable with the PDA while William seems so much more reserved? Everything fell to Harry's place in the royal succession line.

When William and the third child of Catherine were born in April, Harry will deposit a place and will become sixth line for the throne. This means that it is extremely unlikely that Harry will ever be king and it is not obliged to respect the same decorum of the rule of life of William and Catherine.

Which also means that we are sure to see more royal rules broken by Harry, who said he had never wanted to be king in the first place.

All this makes us even more excited for the next marriage of the St. George Chapel in Windsor. Since Harry and Meghan will not do the traditional post-ceremonic appearance on the balcony of the Buckingham Palace, they will have to have their own way to kiss for cameras. We can not wait.

Diane Clehane is a journalist and author of New YorkImagine Diana: a novel.

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