A body language expert has revealed that Apple Martin acted as if the recent debutante ball was her “birthday party” rather than a prestigious event to introduce “an entire group of young people.”
The stunning model daughter of Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, Apple, 20, attended the prestigious Le Bal des Débutantes in Paris, France. on Saturday in a strapless blue Valentino Haute Couture dress.
But the blonde beauty faced scrutiny after pictures emerged showing her. stealing attention from another girl who was having her photo taken and rolling her eyes at her date, Count Leo Henckel von Donnersmarck.
Now, UK-based body language expert Judi James has weighed in on Apple’s stock at the elite party, saying the 20-year-old appeared to be “nervous about getting in front of the lenses.”
After analyzing photos and clips from the dance, Judi added that it seemed like Apple expected it to be “the Apple show” and treated it more like a “fun” birthday party than an esteemed event.
“It seems like Apple is eager to get in front of the lenses,” Judi commented. “She seems to outshine the first woman by stepping forward and showing off for the cameras, striking some more dramatic poses that suggest she is anything but shy and introverted.
‘Given her more private years growing up, Apple really seems to have burst onto the scene here with body language that seems so confident that it leaves her (own) mother looking quite shy in front of the camera next to her.
“This looks a lot like the Apple Show, and the photos that emerge suggest a fun, formal birthday party rather than a launch for a whole group of young people.”
A body language expert has revealed that Apple Martin acted as if the recent debutante ball was her “birthday party” rather than a prestigious event to introduce “an entire group of young people.”
Apple, 20, the stunning model daughter of Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, attended the prestigious Le Bal des Débutantes in Paris, France on Saturday. She is seen with her date.
The annual event, first held at the Palace of Versailles in 1958, sees 20 young people from some of the world’s most important families introduced to society.
“If this ‘coming out’ ritual is meant to mimic the aristocratic debutante balls of the last century, Miss Apple might need to remember that queue-jumping, upstaging, and assuming anything other than a demure, elegant pose would have been severely wrong.” “seen,” Judi added.
But the blonde beauty faced scrutiny after pictures emerged showing her stealing the spotlight from another girl who was having her photo taken (viewing) and rolling her eyes at her date, Count Leo Henckel von Donnersmarck.
‘Apple’s body language rituals at this event seem to vary between acting like a Downton Abbey debutante complete with bowing and allowing her hand to be transferred from her father’s grasp to her young man’s with an air of Victorian formality to work the pose for the cameras like a social media selfie queen.
Earlier this week, a clip of Apple seemingly trying to steal the spotlight from a fellow newcomer went viral on TikTok.
Posing with her hands on her hips, Gwyneth’s daughter was seen pushing her way into the frame, forcing the other girl out.
The debutante could do nothing but watch with an awkward laugh, as Apple proceeded to pout and pose for several photos.
Finally, he finished and stepped aside, almost interrupting another debutante who was waiting her turn for a photo in the process.
The move was not well received on social media, as one person compared her to the famous queen bee Regina George from the movie Mean Girls.
Now, UK-based body language expert Judi James has weighed in on Apple’s stock at the elite party, saying the 20-year-old appeared to be “nervous about getting in front of the lenses.”
Judi added that it seemed like Apple (seen with her dad) expected it to be “the Apple show” and treated it more like a “fun” birthday party than an esteemed event.
During the celebration, Apple was also caught sharing a tense moment with her date, Leo. In a video shared on TikTok, she was seen visibly rolling her eyes.
On a more positive note, Apple had some sweet moments with her parents during the dance.
The ball, which was hosted by Ophélie Renouard and held at the luxurious Shangri-La Hotel, which costs $1,000 a night, is billed as a charity fundraiser and will benefit two entities related to children’s health, according to Hello! magazine.
“Apple really seems to have burst onto the scene here with body language that seems so confident that it leaves her (own) mother looking quite camera shy at her side,” Judi added.
Ophélie is said to invite her guests based on their appearance, intelligence, and family connections.
During the celebration, Apple was also caught sharing a tense moment with her date, Leo, who comes from the Austro-Hungarian noble family House of Henckel von Donnersmarck.
In a video shared on TikTok, the two were seen waiting to make their grand entrance to the dance.
He made a playful dance gesture while talking to Apple, but she seemed less amused and visibly rolled her eyes.
On a more positive note, Apple had some sweet moments with her parents during the dance.
She She danced with her doting dad Chris, 47, before pulling her in for a hug and a kiss on the cheek.
Her mother, Gwyneth, 52, looked on proudly before hugging Apple.
“We get to see her grateful and warm towards her parents through two heavily filmed and recorded hugging rituals that involve an especially magical moment with her father when she places her head on his shoulder and he kisses her on the cheek,” Judi added about the tender hugs that Apple shared with her mother and father.