Adult children of parental divorce are less likely to marry (and when they do marry, they are more likely to get divorced themselves) compared to adult children of continuously married parents.

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Research indicates that adult children of divorced parents often have a higher likelihood of experiencing relationship instability, including a lower likelihood of marrying and a higher likelihood of divorce, compared to those whose parents remained married.

Adult Children of Parental Divorce Are Less Likely to Marry