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The co-hosts address several reasons behind this change. A key factor is the age at which millennials choose to marry. In 2016, the median age for men marrying for the first time was approximately 29.5 years, while for women, it was 27.4 years. This marks a noticeable increase from earlier decades, indicating that young adults are prioritizing education and career establishment before settling down.
Research shows that marrying later in life correlates with lower divorce rates, as couples are often more financially stable and emotionally mature at this stage. They are likely to have a clearer understanding of their identity and family dynamics, leading to stronger marriages.