Cameron Diaz Sparks Conversation on 'Sleep Divorce'
Actress suggests normalizing separate bedrooms for couples, citing potential benefits for sleep quality and relationship health
- Cameron Diaz has sparked a conversation about 'sleep divorce,' the practice of couples sleeping in separate bedrooms, suggesting it should be normalized.
- More than a third of Americans occasionally or consistently sleep in a separate room from their partner, according to a survey from the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
- Sleep experts suggest there can be potential benefits to sleeping separately, particularly when one partner has a sleep disorder or differing sleep preferences.
- Diaz clarified that her views were formed before she got married and she does not currently feel the need for separate bedrooms with her husband, Benji Madden.
- Other celebrities, including TV host Carson Daly, have also spoken about the benefits of 'sleep divorce.'