Jennifer Wilson

You can sort of say $10,000, $20,000 per post.

And I think that's because, you know, we've seen people's careers be affected by information about what happened in their relationship becoming public.

So it's not totally irrational.

Millennials are also getting married later.

So things like IVF have come up.

So Hello Prenup also has an embryo clause.

where you can decide how you want to, for instance, divide embryos in the event of a divorce and even like who's going to pay for, you know, storage fees.

Even something like classic, classic clauses like the infidelity clause.

You know, you have to be very particular about how you define infidelity these days.

I mean, we're living in an era of, you know, ethical non-monogamy.

More people are thinking differently about what infidelity is.

But also, you know, I interviewed for the piece a divorce lawyer who said that

You know, relationships with an AI chatbot.

Those could conceivably violate an infidelity clause.

And she actually said that she's already telling her clients to be careful, you know, about how much, for instance, you even divulge to some of these chatbots.

Because she said you can actually subpoena those conversations and they can come up, you know, in a divorce, but also in custody.

So, I mean, these prenups are definitely modernizing.

But, you know, there have always been weird prenup clauses.

I mean, the thing is, you can put anything in a prenup.

You know, I spoke to a divorce attorney who had a couple...