Meghan Markle Accused Of Exhibiting 'Controlling' Behavior Over Prince Harry: Watch

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have threatened to sue plenty of publications due to negative and allegedly fabricated stories, but that hasn't stopped the masses from scrutinizing their relationship on social media.

In fact, videos analyzing the Sussexes' body language have racked up millions of views, with many of them shading the actress for being "controlling" towards her husband.

For example, one popular TikTok post pointed out that Meghan has a tendency to put her arm on Harry's shoulder when she wants to be a part of a conversation or move away from it. The quick maneuver has been dubbed the "Markle claw" by social media users, with one person commenting on the video, "That's the worst, she very much lacks respect for others."

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Another post showed the Suits alum, 41, allegedly interrupting Harry, 38, and instructing him to go elsewhere.

One viral interaction caught on tape occurred between Meghan and Kate Middleton at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral in September, as body language expert Katia Loisal claimed the former looked "ill at ease" during one of the ceremonies due to their friction.

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"On numerous occasions Meghan looked over at Kate, however, the gaze wasn’t reciprocated," she noted, claiming it appeared as if Kate was "looking through" the California native.

"They definitely should be concerned about this content that's been produced and put on TikTok. A lot of this stuff does get millions of views. The question is whether it is influencing other folks," he explained. "We don't have data on that but yes, it's definitely influencing some folks. If you're getting millions of views there are going to be a few folks who will be influenced about that."

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