Kit Harington told Rose Leslie how GoT ends and she wouldn't talk to him for three days
What does it all mean??


What does it all mean??
Game of Thrones season eight is on its way – and we officially can’t wait.
Our past few months have been dominated by GoT news and updates, from the emergence of the teaser trailer to theories about what’s to come in Westeros.
But it wasn’t Sophie Turner confessing to being banned from washing her hair during filming, Kit Harington swiping a prop as a momento or Maisie Williams talking about her final scene that had the world talking today.
Instead, it was Kit Harington’s revelation that he had told his new wife and former co-star, Rose Leslie, how the show ends - and she didn’t seem to take it well.
It seems that Rose, like the rest of us, hate nothing more than a Game of Thrones spoiler, and not expecting to get an answer, pushed her hubby to tell her the ending. When Kit told her however, she was pissed. We get you, Rose.
‘I told my wife last year how it ended, and she wouldn’t talk to me for about three days...and she’d asked!’ Kit explained on the radio to Kiss FM UK, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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So what can we expect?
‘The last season of Thrones seemed to be designed to break us. Everyone was broken at the end,’ Kit explained to GQ Australia earlier this year. ‘I don’t know if we were crying because we were sad it was ending or if we were crying because it was so fucking tiring. We were sleep deprived.’
He continued: ‘It was like it was designed to make you think, “Right, I’m fucking sick of this.” I remember everyone walking around towards the end going, “I’ve had enough now. I love this, it’s been the best thing in my life, I’ll miss it one day — but I’m done.”‘
Well. We’re not done - and we need the new season to start NOW.
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