Royal expert Tom Quinn has compared the disagreements between Prince William and Kate Middleton to those of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, highlighting key differences in how they handle conflicts.
Speaking to Express US, Quinn explained that while no marriage is perfect, William and Kate manage to keep their arguments in check. “A former Kensington Palace staff member told me they do have arguments,” he shared. “It’s not a perfect marriage. They have big disagreements.”
However, he added that their fights are more controlled. “Where some couples might throw heavy objects during a fight, William and Kate just throw cushions,” Quinn explained. “They keep it under control, and it doesn’t escalate.”
In contrast, Harry and Meghan reportedly handle conflicts with much more intensity. “When they fight, it’s a big deal, and they both really get into it,” Quinn said, pointing out the stark difference between the two couples.
The commentary highlights how the two royal couples approach conflict differently, reflecting their distinct personalities. William and Kate seem to focus on keeping calm during disagreements, while Harry and Meghan are described as more passionate and emotional when tensions rise.
Quinn’s insights offer a rare glimpse into the private lives of these high-profile couples, showing how their different temperaments shape their relationships.
