We’re newly married and sleep in separate bedrooms — and it doesn’t sacrifice our intimacy
For most newlyweds, and couples overall, sharing a bedroom is considered a given. For Kelsey and Chad Thompson, it was the one tradition they happily skipped.
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Real Estate exclusive We’re newly married and sleep in separate bedrooms — and it doesn’t sacrifice our intimacy By Mary K. Jacob Published June 16, 2026, 12:34 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google They’re married, but separate. For most newlyweds, and couples overall, sharing a bedroom is considered a given. For Kelsey and Chad Thompson, it was the one tradition they happily skipped. The husband-and-wife couple, who met through a matchmaker in 2021 and married last September, have spent nearly their entire relationship sleeping in separate primary suites inside their suburban Atlanta home. Far from viewing the arrangement as a sign of marital trouble, they credit it with helping their relationship thrive.
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