The Times reports that divorce boom post-COVID-19 may not be as expected
The Times has reported that one in five married couples said their relationship had strengthened during the pandemic, compared with 10% who said it got worse.
On November 8th The Times reported that, contrary to some reports that COVID-19 would cause a surge in divorce rates, lockdown can in fact ‘rejuvenate’ marriages.
Twice as many marriages improved during the pandemic as were made worse, according to a report by the Marriage Foundation. The report analysed 2,559 responses from parents who completed the UK Household Longitudinal Survey Coronavirus Study by Essex University.
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