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Since Our Baby Came Along, We’ve Not Raised Our Voices Once – How Parenthood Made This TV Couple Stronger
Published: 02/02/26
Updated: 02/02/26
Becoming parents changes everything - routines, priorities, and even relationships. For television couple Yuvika Chaudhary and Prince Narula, it brought something beautiful and surprising, which was peace.
In a recent interview, the couple shared that since the birth of their baby, they haven’t raised their voices even once. No arguments, they started understanding each other more in a calm way.
From Reality TV Romance to Real-Life Partnership
Prince and Yuvika’s love story began on reality television, where emotions often run high. Over the years, fans have seen their journey - the love, the differences, and the growth.
Like any couple, they had disagreements before. But parenthood brought a shift neither of them expected.
Why Couples Often Have Differences After a Baby
Welcoming a baby into a home brings joy, but it also brings challenges. Lack of sleep, new responsibilities, and constant care can strain even the strongest relationships. Small disagreements about chores, schedules, or parenting styles can feel bigger than they are.
Many couples also face emotional stress and pressure to adjust to their new roles. That’s why fights and tension after a baby are common.
But as Yuvika and Prince show, it’s also possible to navigate this stage with understanding, patience, and love.
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When a Baby Changes the Tone of a Home
According to the couple, the arrival of their baby made them more patient with each other. Small issues that once felt big no longer mattered as much.
When you are caring for a tiny life, priorities change. Sleep becomes precious. Peace becomes important. And suddenly, arguments feel unnecessary.
Less Ego, More Understanding
Yuvika and Prince shared that becoming parents taught them to listen more and react less. They became more mindful of each other’s emotions, knowing that a calm home matters not just for them, but for their child, too.
You don’t need to pretend everything is perfect. Just prioritise calm over conflict as the baby is listening every conversation that happens at home.
Not raising voices doesn’t mean there are no problems. It means choosing love over reaction.
Teamwork Over Arguments
Instead of seeing each other as opponents, they approach parenting as a team. Every diaper change, sleepless night, and feeding becomes a shared responsibility. And when you do so, it strengthens the bond between parents.
Remember, You’re Partners First - Keep the Spark Alive
It’s easy to get lost in the whirlwind of diapers, feedings, and sleepless nights. But remember: before becoming parents, you are a couple. Parenthood doesn’t mean the romance has to fade. In fact, couples who stay partners first often face challenges with greater patience, understanding, and joy.
For Yuvika and Prince, focusing on their bond as a couple has helped them create a peaceful, happy environment for both themselves and their baby.
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