Prince Harry, admired for his recent solo trips, has reportedly decided to no longer live in Meghan Markle’s shadow.

The Duke of Sussex wants to start being noticed and valued more for his own achievements and abilities, according to an expert.

Harry took decisive step to put ‘Meghan Markle’s feelings ahead of his own’ amid professional split as he ‘doesn’t get enough credit’ for taking Invictus Games to new heights since he has left the royal family, a body language expert has claimed.

Darren Stanton believes Harry’s focus is always on Meghan, making sure she is okay during their joint engagements, adding: “Here we tend to see more of his protective nature than his individual emotions as he places the Meghan’s feelings before her own.”

Meghan and Harry recently decided to embark on a separation from their professional lives and have turned to solo public appearances rather than joint engagements.

King Charles III’s son Harry, who is expected to travel to the UK this Christmas to attend an event, is currently attending Invictus events in Vancouver alone, with Meghan’s absence from sporting competition commitments unusual.

Stanton praised Harry’s decision to take a solo trip to his Games, saying: “Here, all alone, he is completely engaged in what he does and with the people he meets. His passion here is incredibly visible.”

The expert went on to explain Harry’s mood and feelings when he appears without Meghan, saying: “Being alone, we always tend to see the best of Harry when he appears solo.

“Harry is coming into his own. He has this big smile, he’s beaming from ear to ear, describing his joy and happiness.”

“We know it’s genuine and it’s real emotion on his part. His whole face is engaged, the crow’s feet on the side of his eyes are there.”

Some other experts also shared their thoughts on Harry’s solo appearances and his genuine expressions as he looks completely relaxed and focused on what needs to be done.

However, the Duchess of Sussex is expected to accompany the Duke to the Vancouver games in February, and the California-based couple may bring their son, Prince Archie, with them.