Which is an ironic situation in Much Ado about Nothing?

In Much Ado About Nothing, the ongoing conflict between Benedick and Beatrice becomes increasingly absurd as they proclaim their disdain for each other, even as it becomes apparent that they harbor secret feelings for each other. This juxtaposition of their true emotions and their outward hostility creates a humorous and ironic interplay that is highlighted when they each overhear conversations that reveal the other's true feelings. This prompts them to reassess their relationship, leading to a poignant moment of mutual confession.