In his book, "William at 40: The Making of a Modern Monarch," royal author Robert Jobson reveals that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge often engage in impassioned disagreements due to Prince William's notably short temper. According to a royal aide mentioned in the book, William can be a vocal presence when provoked.
Jobson draws parallels between William and his late mother, Princess Diana, highlighting their shared tendency towards extreme mood swings. He notes, "She could be your best friend one minute and the next your worst enemy."
The royal aide, as cited by Jobson, acknowledges that the Duke and Duchess are vocal during disagreements, stating, "It’s fair to say the [former] Duke and the Duchess give as good as they get if their disagreement results in raised voices." However, they also note that Kate, with her deep understanding of William, serves as a significant calming influence, allowing tensions to dissipate quickly.
Despite the challenges they face behind closed doors, Kate and William maintain an affectionate public image, occasionally sharing subtle displays of affection, showcasing their strong connection.
