I think they are good partners who both knew what they were getting into. Its probably not the most passionate relationship but lots of successful marriages are not. Now Camielle and Charles...theres a love that will not die. I mean they really went through hell and high water to be together. They ruined lives in the process but truly could not stand to not be with one another. And it shows.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought one of the rules for the royals was that you're not supposed to show PDA - even holding hands (I thought I read that MM was breaking that rule by holding Harry's hand)

PDA is a no-no, especially for the reigning monarch and the next in line to the throne. You will never see Will and Kate acting gushy in public, at least while the current Queen is alive. Stiff upper lip and all that.

Harry and Meghan are basically unshackled since there is 0.05% chance he will ever land on the throne. He essentially became a normal person once the The Spare was borne by Kate.

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Anonymous wrote:I thought one of the rules for the royals was that you're not supposed to show PDA - even holding hands (I thought I read that MM was breaking that rule by holding Harry's hand)

PDA is a no-no, especially for the reigning monarch and the next in line to the throne. You will never see Will and Kate acting gushy in public, at least while the current Queen is alive. Stiff upper lip and all that.

Harry and Kate are basically unshackled since there is 0.05% chance he will ever land on the throne. He essentially became a normal person once the The Spare was borne by Kate.

I thought one of the rules for the royals was that you're not supposed to show PDA - even holding hands (I thought I read that MM was breaking that rule by holding Harry's hand)

OP, America is the only country where people think or are told they need to smile all of the time.You are reading your culture into theirs.

Do you really think that picking a handful of photos out of the millions of photos taken of the couple is going to prove anything? Especially photos taken years apart?

Every time I glance at a photo of them they seem like a perfectly happy couple. Newsflash for you, being happily in love doesn't mean staring at each other with dopey faces and smiles 24/7.

I'm not sure what your agenda is?

By the way, the norm in the UK was that men didn't wear wedding rings. Only women did. It's more common for men to have wedding rings now but in aristocratic circles it's still normal for the male not to wear the ring.

^It's a way of keeping what is private to them, private.

Anonymous wrote:Neither of them seem like the passionate type. Whatever it is it works for them.

Some people are more reserved than others are and don't feel comfortable with PDA. You might catch them in an off guard moment showing affection for each other but if they think they are being looked at and analyzed they put on their reserved public personas.

I don't think they would have a 3rd if they weren't happy with the state of their marriage.

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Anonymous wrote:Neither of them seem like the passionate type. Whatever it is it works for them.

I agree. I don't think William was ever looking for a great love but someone with whom he would have stability and trust. That's more than a lot of marriages.

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You def need trust and stability when you're royalty and constantly in the public eye/scrutiny.

Plus, having 2 small kids and a 3rd on the way tests even the best of marriages. You can't stay in the honeymoon phase forever.

It's probably the pregnancy hormones making her feel grumpy and annoyed.

Anonymous wrote:Neither of them seem like the passionate type. Whatever it is it works for them.

I agree. I don't think William was ever looking for a great love but someone with whom he would have stability and trust. That's more than a lot of marriages.