Kyle Rizdahl

There was one poll done by the Harris Poll.

There was one poll done by the Harris Poll.

They found that over 40% of millennials and Gen Zers are getting prenups.

They found that over 40% of millennials and Gen Zers are getting prenups.

Now, that number struck a lot of the lawyers I spoke to as hard to imagine, but everyone told me that they are seeing a pretty sharp uptick in young couples getting prenups, including young couples who don't have a lot of assets.

Now, that number struck a lot of the lawyers I spoke to as hard to imagine, but everyone told me that they are seeing a pretty sharp uptick in young couples getting prenups, including young couples who don't have a lot of assets.

Well, that's what keyed into me when I read this piece.

Well, that's what keyed into me when I read this piece.

You know, it's usually traditionally about division of assets at the end of a marriage.

You know, it's usually traditionally about division of assets at the end of a marriage.

That is not necessarily the case now with these younger people.

That is not necessarily the case now with these younger people.

No, they're concerned about all sorts of things.

No, they're concerned about all sorts of things.

So one of the companies that I profiled is called Hello Prenup, and they have an app that's quite popular with young people.

So one of the companies that I profiled is called Hello Prenup, and they have an app that's quite popular with young people.

And that app offers something called a social image clause.

And that app offers something called a social image clause.

So that says that after a divorce, you are not allowed to disparage your ex on Instagram or TikTok, for instance.

So that says that after a divorce, you are not allowed to disparage your ex on Instagram or TikTok, for instance.