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Prince William’s Impatience at Jordanian Wedding Sparks Controversy
Prince William, known for his composed demeanor, found himself in hot water with royal watchers after a recent incident at a wedding in Jordan.
While most marriages have their fair share of ups and downs, it seems that even the Prince and Princess of Wales are not immune to conflict.
According to Tom Quinn, author of “Gilded Youth,” an intimate history of growing up in the royal family, there is more to William and Kate's relationship than meets the eye.
“They have terrible rows where they throw things at each other,” he revealed.
Despite their calm public personas, their marriage is not always as picture-perfect as it seems.
On June 1, 2023, Prince William and Princess Catherine attended the wedding of Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa in Amman, Jordan.
After the lavish ceremony, Princess Catherine engaged in an enthusiastic conversation with Princess Rajwa.
However, Prince William quickly interrupted, urging her to move along with a succinct chop-chop hand gesture.
A short clip of this exchange was posted by The Daily Mail on TikTok, sparking divided reactions among users.
While some were disappointed with Prince William's impatience, others found it relatable, with one user commenting, “That is such a normal husband move.”
Another user defended Princess Catherine, stating, “She still ignored him.
Good girl.”
It's understandable that attending a grand wedding and maintaining a social facade for an extended period can be exhausting.
Factor in the constant presence of cameras, each vying for the next big scoop, and it becomes clear why Prince William was eager to leave.
On the other hand, Princess Catherine, known for her sociability, demonstrated her chattiness at the Jordanian wedding.
This incident is not the first time the couple's emotions have been captured on camera.
In 2017, at the Queen's Birthday Garden Party in Warsaw, Kate Middleton's body language suggested she was far from pleased.
Body language expert Judy James claimed that the usually bright-eyed royal appeared furious and even shot a few pointed looks at her husband.
Despite these relatable moments, the incident between Prince William and Princess Catherine did not overshadow the joyous atmosphere of the wedding.
The ceremony proceeded flawlessly, with 1,700 guests, including the couple, celebrating alongside the Jordanian royal family.
Princess Rajwa, before joining the Jordanian royal family, worked as an architect in Los Angeles, California.
She graduated with honors from Syracuse University in 2017.
Although she has been in the workforce for several years, this is not her first experience of royal life.
Her mother is a first cousin to King Salman of Saudi Arabia and a member of the influential al-Sudari family.
In conclusion, Prince William's impatience at the Jordanian wedding caused a stir among royal watchers.
Despite their public image as a composed couple, it is clear that conflicts and moments of frustration are part of their marriage.
However, this incident did not dampen the overall mood of the lavish ceremony, attended by numerous guests, including the Prince and Princess of Wales.
