John Salley on Travis Hunter Getting Married without a Prenup, Rumor Prenups Last 8 Years (Part 10)
June 19, 2025
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John Salley shared his views on prenups, discussing the recent marriage of Travis Hunter. Salley highlighted that Hunter, in the absence of a prenup, would face the consequences of this decision. He humorously recalled a common misconception that prenups expire after eight years—a notion Vlad refuted, clarifying that such agreements in California generally last indefinitely unless altered or nullified through divorce or death. Salley and Vlad underscored the importance of prenups, noting their role in protecting assets, especially in professional sports where divorces often result in significant wealth transfers. The conversation touched on Hunter's relationship dynamics and the general advice that a partner resistant to a prenup might not be the ideal choice. Salley shared personal anecdotes, affirming the value of prenups, even joking about the advice he once received from friends on the topic, emphasizing, "You never know what's going to happen."
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