Six in 10 Americans say a recurring smell in the home has caused an argument or awkward conversation. According to a new survey of 2,000 Americans who live with a partner, roommate, or family member, 58% said they’ve had arguments over recurring smells in shared spaces with culprits ranging from trash smells to post-gym stink … Read more
Times are tough. When you RSVP yes to a wedding, you shouldn’t be agreeing to pay for the bride and groom’s wedding. Unfortunately, though, that’s exactly what happened to guests, where a couple asked them to help pay for the venue and accommodations. The tea was piping hot in the r/weddingshaming forum on Reddit with … Read more
A quarter of coupled-up Americans say their partner is their “polar opposite.” That’s according to a new survey of 2,000 Americans in a relationship or married, which found that 26% believe their partner is the complete opposite of them. The survey explored how many truly believe that opposites attract, finding that the majority do (73%), … Read more
To have and to hold? Or to have and to cuckold? They say cheaters never prosper. But, if your partner’s fantasy is watching you go to pound town with another person — then, hey, you’re in a win-win situation. And sex expert Adreena Winters says the cuckolding kink is way “more common than most people think.” … Read more
‘Til mortgage do us part. While some married couples stay together for financial reasons or their kids — others are getting divorced but continuing to live on the same property for the sake of their mortgage. Due to high mortgage interest rates, Ryan Hambry and Morgan Dickson technically finalized their divorce back in April — but … Read more
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This is where love goes to die. Researchers pinpointed where American romances were rotting on the vine by tracking the per-capita Google searches of “couples therapy,” “divorce lawyers,” “how to save your marriage” and other dire signals. Relationships in Colorado are apparently as rocky as its mountains, with 12,000 monthly searches, or 204 per 100,000 … Read more
A retired couple’s rare prehistoric tree has produced seeds for the first time ever, worth more than $6,716. Pamela and Alistair Thompson, both 75, bought a Wollemi pine for just $94 in 2010 as a sapling after discovering that dinosaurs used to snack on its fruit. They planted it in their garden in Wichenford, Worcs., … Read more
Wedding bliss — or miss. There’s no denying that weddings these days can cost a fortune — and one wedding planner is revealing how couples can save some money on their big day by avoiding these common mistakes. Hayley Evans said the first thing engaged couples should do away with is party favors. The wedding … Read more
There’s a robot for that. What a time to be alive — people are marrying AI bots, and now robots might soon be able to carry babies. Reportedly, China is working on designing a bot with an artificial womb — which will receive nutrients through a hose — in its abdomen that will soon be … Read more
Did you hear? Couples that gossip together stay together. A new study from UC Riverside, titled “Spill the Tea, Honey: Gossiping Predicts Well-Being in Same- and Different-Gender Couples,” revealed that couples who gossip together are not only bonded more deeply but also happier and more satisfied in their romance. Gossiping with your partner can benefit your … Read more
James Atkinson and Samantha Fortino toured a Tuscan vineyard and learned to make pasta and a Bolognese sauce alongside their family and friends in Florence. Atkinson discovered a penchant for chianti, while Fortino fell for Italy’s hugo spritz — a cocktail that posed no risk of staining her wedding dress on July 24. Italy has … Read more
Dating app algorithms haven’t cracked the code on heaven-made matches just yet. Collectively, dating apps like Tinder, Hinge and Bumble have amassed hundreds of millions of users, and increasingly, they’re becoming a more popular way for singles of all ages to date. For many online daters, long distance or excessive travel can result in lower … Read more
An Aussie couple’s dream wedding reception went unexpectedly viral after a video captured the moment a lavish floral display caught fire. The bride, who looked stunning in a floor-length, long-sleeve gown, and her groom made a grand entrance into their wedding hall, greeted by a drumming circle. The guests cheered as the newlyweds entered the … Read more
The couples that clean together, stay together. A relationship counselor believes that the trick to maintaining a happy romantic relationship is doing mundane, daily chores with your significant other. “When you share even small chores, you show each other that you are equals,” Dr. Hannah Lawson, who has over 12 years of experience working with … Read more
Travis Hunter is enjoying his first NFL offseason with his wife, Leanna Lenee. The couple, who tied the knot in May, honeymooned in Turks & Caicos, as seen in a TikTok video Lenee shared Thursday. “Finally got to take our honeymoon,” she wrote. Leanna Lenee documented her and Travis Hunter’s travels to Turks & Caicos … Read more
The lights are off, and nobody’s home — and apparently, that’s a good thing. Turns out, a little less action in the bedroom might be the very thing keeping some couples together. While sexless marriages are usually viewed as a one-way ticket to splitsville, more couples are sharing that their love lives — minus the … Read more
It was a marriage made in Manhattan — and it brought Wall Street to a full stop. An extravagant Indian wedding parade, or baraat, turned the Financial District into a full-blown block party on Saturday, halting traffic and causing jaws to drop faster than a stock market crash. Hundreds of people, decked in glittering sarees, … Read more
Couples who are on the brink of divorce are shelling out hundreds of dollars per hour to pay for — not therapy — but a divorce coach. Nowadays, 40-50% of people’s first marriages end in splitsville, as reported by the New York Times. And to make things even more real — reportedly every 42 seconds, … Read more
Forget the flowers and dinner reservations — modern couples are marking milestones that are far more steamy, stinky or strangely sweet. They’re called “arbitrary-versaries” — made-up, hyper-specific holidays celebrating the messy, awkward, and uniquely modern moments that define a relationship in 2025. Think: “the first time you peed with the door open,” “the night you … Read more