Kit Harington Spoiled Game of Thrones For Wife Rose Leslie, Got Silent Treatment

Never spoil Game of Thrones for your significant other, unless you want the silent treatment.


Happily wedded couple Kit Harington and Rose Leslie, who you could know better as Jon Snow and Ygritte from HBO's popular fantasy series, of course share an abundance of love for Game of Thrones. Right after sharing an on-screen romance, they brought their love story to the real world with a gorgeous ceremony.


Aside from being a veritable "It" couple, their relationship is just like each person else's. So it's no surprise that, like several other couples, the two had a little bit of a tiff based on spoilers for their preference TV show.


Harington, while in a recent appearance on the UK radio station Kiss FM, revealed that his spouse asked her darling partner how Game of Thrones was meant to end. He determined to let her in on the enormous secret, plus it looks like she got more than a little angry. The actress gave him the silent treatment, not speaking to him for the new few days! Sounds like a little bit of her old Free Folk attitude shining through.


Harington discussed to Entertainment Weekly, incredulous about her reaction:


"I told my spouse last year how it ended, and she wouldn’t converse with me for about three days... And she’d asked!"


Good ol' Jon Snow — it looks like he still is aware nothing... About whether you actually go ahead and spoil the series your significant other starred in alongside you or not.


Meanwhile, the rest of us still have plenty of time left to wait up until we can finally visualize the series' long-awaited conclusion. Hardcore fans were in for plenty a notable amount of a letdown throughout Super Bowl LIII over the weekend, once what appeared to be a new bit of footage for the final season of Game of Thrones actually turned out to be a unconventional mash-up between the fantasy series and Bud Light.


The Super Bowl ad, which looked like a promising bit of extra footage for famished fans to dissect, featured high production values yet was utterly devoid of redeeming value for most fans. The answer was, well, divisive to mention the least.


For right now, we've got the first official teaser by way of HBO to pore over a million times up until we get the real thing. Game of Thrones Season 8 premieres April 14. Do you suggest you have how it's going to end all figured out?