“The Real Reason Couples Split!” Kate Daly on The Silent Signs Of Divorce!

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What are the silent warning signs that a relationship is in trouble?

Kate Daly 0:00
So the postnup is like divorce insurance, you would
Peter Crouch 0:02
go It's gone the other way now, if she spent all mine and kept all her, so I'm coming for her now.
Abbey Clancy 0:08
If we split up, the man of my dreams came along. Probably will, Marion.
Unknown 0:12
You're cop
Abbey Clancy 0:13
blocking my new relationship.
Kate Daly 0:16
John Gottman developed a system for being able to tell whether a couple would get divorced or not. So
Peter Crouch 0:23
I don't want to get divorced.
Abbey Clancy 0:27
Hello and welcome to the Therapy Crouch with me, Abby Glency.
Chris Stark 0:30
Me Pia Crouch. Ami Gaz. Hello guys.
Abbey Clancy 0:33
Yep, we've got a divorce specialist on today.
Chris Stark 0:36
Yes, we do.
Abbey Clancy 0:38
We
Chris Stark 0:38
mentioned it last week that we should get one on and we've only gone and bloody done it.
Abbey Clancy 0:41
We've only gone a bloody done
Chris Stark 0:43
it. Good ideas, both.
Abbey Clancy 0:45
Maybe. I just want to see where I stand.
Chris Stark 0:49
See where you stand, yeah.
Peter Crouch 0:50
Okay.
Chris Stark 0:51
Do you know what in prepping for this episode we pulled up some interesting facts, didn't we, collectively? Yeah, I've got them out. Funny enough, Gaz. Oh yeah? Yeah.
Peter Crouch 0:58
The average UK marriage lasts uh twelve point seven years before divorce.
Abbey Clancy 1:02
Mm. We're out of the woods then, hopefully.
Peter Crouch 1:05
Well we I I think we're in the higher echelon of marriage.
Abbey Clancy 1:09
Nice.
Peter Crouch 1:09
That's crazy though, isn't it? That's so common. Twelve years. Jesus. Well it is common, eh? I think everyone everyone's got a friend who's divorced
Chris Stark 1:17
at least one. Yeah. I
Abbey Clancy 1:18
don't understand when like sixty five year olds get divorced.
Chris Stark 1:21
Mm. Or
Abbey Clancy 1:22
like seventy year olds.
Chris Stark 1:23
Well, there's a stat. Do you guys know the oldest divorcing couple? I'm just reading it here.
Peter Crouch 1:28
The oldest couple divorced or getting divorced are ninety nine and ninety six.
Chris Stark 1:33
Can you imagine?
Peter Crouch 1:35
Surely just ride that one out, no. Surely. He left her after sixty years over love letters he found from the forties.
Chris Stark 1:48
By the written word. How crazy is that?
Abbey Clancy 1:50
I've just got goosebumps, that is heartbreaking there. That is heartbreaking. Was slut?
Peter Crouch 2:02
Uh Oh my god, he must have been demoed. Imagine that. Imagine like
Abbey Clancy 2:08
knowing you're gonna die with the person you love.
Peter Crouch 2:13
That is heartbreaking right at the end, isn't it? Why would she keep the love letters? Oh bam. I I I don't want to get into that. I'm gonna cry.
Abbey Clancy 2:23
Don't cry, baby.
Peter Crouch 2:26
Um women file for nearly two thirds of UK divorces. That's sixty three percent.
Abbey Clancy 2:30
I'm not shocked at that.
Peter Crouch 2:31
Yeah, I mean you mentioned
Abbey Clancy 2:33
U
Peter Crouch 2:33
men. The Maldives has the world's highest divorce rate. What? And once hit a record ten point nine seven per thousand people. Isn't that crazy?
Abbey Clancy 2:46
God, how could anyone have any stresses in the Maldives?
Chris Stark 2:50
It's almost the opposite. They actually I did some digging. It's so cheap to get married and divorced there. Everyone's more free. They like marry and divorce freely and they live their best life. Oh, so it's that's why you sound a bit
Abbey Clancy 3:01
more promiscuous.
Chris Stark 3:02
I think so. I think it's kind of what yeah,
Peter Crouch 3:03
the internet was told. Also, if you go to the Maldives like we've fortunate enough to have been there, there's not a lot to do.
Unknown 3:10
Yeah,
Peter Crouch 3:10
to be fair. Like built a sand castle, you you can't about. It's done, you're done. See, I I d
Abbey Clancy 3:17
I disagree with that.
Peter Crouch 3:18
Well no, I l I love it, but I'm just saying if you
Abbey Clancy 3:20
Malay's a busy city.
Peter Crouch 3:22
Yeah, no, it's it was quite busy. We were on the islands. But I suppose if you if you go like where we stay. I
Abbey Clancy 3:27
thought there was plenty to do.
Peter Crouch 3:29
You're right, baby.
Abbey Clancy 3:31
Jim Rummy.
Peter Crouch 3:33
Oh yeah. Snap. Monopoly deals. All of that.
Abbey Clancy 3:36
Uno
Peter Crouch 3:38
Um the no fault no fault divorce only became a law in England and Wales in April. Uh and applications jumped fifty percent in the first fortnight. No fault divorce. No fault divorce. So it's like you don't have to state a re like a reason, it's just divorce. Oh right. I just made it up, yeah.
Abbey Clancy 4:02
The way I the way I
Peter Crouch 4:04
took that is like do you have to state a reason, a fault. I hope
Abbey Clancy 4:09
you're right. So
Peter Crouch 4:11
I think that's true. But I'm not an expert. We've got that's why I've got the expert on. Yeah, you you bang on.
Chris Stark 4:16
Yeah.
Peter Crouch 4:17
Well you don't have to
Chris Stark 4:18
prove any wrongdoing or any fault. Yeah.
Peter Crouch 4:21
I'm not a pretty face.
Unknown 4:23
Yeah. Okay.
Peter Crouch 4:26
Uh first Monday of January is nicknamed Divorce Day. That's just like the m the Monday what blue January blues or whatever. It says here it's when solicitors get the most uh tap ups from people. Yes, it's like you spend Christmas with them and you're like, Oh can't and it's also New Year's resolution time, isn't it?

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