2026-04-21
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For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health.
Well, let's just make sure we get the prenup first.
The stats show Gen Z are choosing to have prenups these days.
And that's a legal agreement that's made before a couple marry or enter a civil partnership.
And the idea is a plan is made for how wealth is divided
if a couple were to ever separate or divorce.
I think Gen Z is reframing prenups less as a sign of mistrust and more as a form of financial planning.
Whether or not a couple signs a prenup is entirely up to them.
Every marriage is different.
For some couples, it's a deal breaker.
It's seen as a smart financial move.
And it's never been easier, too.
There are now apps for you to be able to arrange your prenups.
So in this episode, we're going to talk about the rise of the prenup,
why some couples are choosing to have them, and what it tells us about the modern marriage, too.
I'm Itkra.
This is What in the World from the BBC World Service.
Okay, so let's get into it now with Basma Al-Atti, who is our BBC reporter in Nairobi.
Hey, how are you?