Celebrity psychologist Jo Hemmings claimed each image was meticulously selected by Meghan, with each one having its own different meaning. Speaking to Fabulous Digital, Ms Hemmings said: “It’s a very carefully curated collage, so that he’s always seen in the best possible light – she’s never seen full faced in the concern that she might eclipse him. “However, there are no pictures of his father; there are no pictures of Kate or with the Queen.”

The first image is of Princess Diana emerging from a plane with Harry as a baby in 1984, which Ms Hemming deemed an “odd” choice.

She explained: “Of all the pictures she could have chosen of Harry and his mother, that’s a very odd one to choose. Why wasn’t she beaming she was so proud of him.”

Ms Hemmings went on to say it could be a reflection on how Meghan is hoping to be as a parent.

She added: “It echoes the way that Diana changed the way that royal babies were presented to the world it’s very informal. I think that’s the way that Meghan would like to be, but I’m not sure she is.”

The next photo features a three-year-old Harry on his first day at nursery in 1987, Ms Hemmings suggested Meghan put in the “landmark moment” to keep some chronology in the post.

She added: “I think Meghan is showing his vulnerability, his shyness. It’s a photo that sees him looking a little bit anxious.”

The third snap is the only one to feature Prince William, it sees the two back in 2000 on the Queen Mother’s 100th birthday.

The psychologist claimed she was surprised at this image choice and believes it makes a “curated message” from Meghan that has come over “loud and clear”.

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She added: “Harry looks very solemn. It looks like he’s perhaps being teased by his older brother and not liking it much. He’s staring straight ahead, obviously irritated by William.

“It might reflect their relationship now, but it certainly didn’t reflect their relationship then.”

Following this was a photo of a young Harry greeting school children during a royal tour.

Ms Hemmings suggested it reflected the attributes of Harry she admires the most.

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She remarked: “It’s that connection and empathy that Harry has with people that would have attracted Meghan to Harry. It’s very genuine, and hard to fake.”

The next picture of Prince Harry shows him attending the Green Beret Presentation.

Ms Hemmings explained: “It shows he’s brave, he’s not afraid to face service, he’s got that charming way about him.”

In the next shot Harry is seen with his grandfather, Prince Philip at an event honouring the veterans ahead of Remembrance Sunday back in 2016.

The celebrity psychologist claimed: “What attracts her here is the pomp and circumstance, it’s the most grand and most imposing of all the images.”

The next picture in the sequence was taken during Harry and Meghan’s royal tour and provides a stark contrast with the image before.

The dressed-down duke can be seen smiling; something that Ms Hemmings says might have been selected to show how Harry has changed during his romance with Meghan.

Ms Hemmings suggested: “Perhaps that really relaxed Harry is meant to reflect the fact that he’s in love now.”

One of the last images shows Meghan and Harry kissing on their wedding day at St George’s Chapel, Windsor.

It is the first image to include Meghan , but her face is deliberately hidden claimed Ms Hemmings.

She added: “I’m surprised she hasn’t chosen the two of them looking at each other but she’s chosen the standard royal wedding picture and I think she’s done that so that he’s not upstaged in any way even at their wedding.”

The final image was a never-before-seen shot of the Sussexes on the day of Archie’s christening, it focuses again on Harry instead of Meghan.

Ms Hemmings said: “It’s showcasing him as tender, kind, loving and it’s not about her, she’s just holding the baby.”

The psychologist claimed she was disappointed in the set of pictures as a whole.

She said: “An informal shot of him, nobody would have criticised him for, but she’s gone down the pomp and circumstance route and that in itself, why wouldn’t you have a fun off-duty image rather than a significant royal image of your husband?

“She’s almost tried a bit too hard.”

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