Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Wake up the area.

This is amazing.

With Sarah and Vinny.

You stole the car and let that guy drive?

Alice at 97.30.

Sleep divorce isn't just a trend.

New scientific research backs the separate bed theory.

So who brought up the sleep divorce?

Was that, it was in the news as someone used that term recently the only time I've ever heard

sleep divorces this morning oh from you oh oh it was Cameron Diaz who brought it

up she's the one she call it sleep divorce? Yep. And you told us the story.

That she had... She called it sleep divorce? I think she was saying... Oh maybe she was just making a joke. They live in a

different house. Oh yeah, yeah. You told it. It was a whole but I don't recall the term

three houses right. Yeah yeah right there was the house where they all meet

during the day and then there's a house where each of them sleep.

I've heard this from you.

I knew that they slept in separate beds,

but the term sleep divorce is a new one for me.

New research from the University of Michigan finds that it's actually more beneficial for couples to sleep apart than together

if a disruption-free eight hours is the goal.

The news comes as more and more couples are opting out of conventional shared bed sleeping

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