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Celebrity Sleep: Famous Couples Who Sleep In Separate Beds


Emails, loud neighbors, stress -- there's enough to wrestle with as it is when it comes to getting enough good-quality shuteye. But add in a sleep partner who snores or hogs the covers or loves to snooze with the TV on, and a little tossing and turning can become full-on sleep deprivation.

That's at least part of the reason why a number of couples have opted for a solution that might sound old-fashioned or threatening to a happy relationship: sleeping separately. Whether it's in different bedrooms entirely, or just a separate bed nearby, nearly one in four American couples sleep apart, The New York Times reported.

Sure, it's not for everyone. But the couples that love it, really love it, claiming improvements in not only their sleep but their sex lives, too.

Now that a number of happily-coupled celebrity duos have spoken about their separate sleep habits, maybe the practice will pick up a little steam. Here's a look at some of the stars who swear by separate beds and bedrooms.



Tim Burton And Helena Bonham Carter
The director and actress famously have two entire houses between them -- and they retire to their own to hit the hay, reportedly because he snores, according to The Telegraph.

Burton also allegedly likes to pace and watch TV when he can't sleep, according go The Daily Mail.


Queen Elizabeth II And Prince Phillip
The queen and her husband -- as is fitting, historically -- sleep in different bedrooms, according to The Daily Mail.


Ryan O'Neal And Farrah Fawcett
In an excerpt from his recent memoir, "Both Of Us: My Life With Farrah", O'Neal revealed that the couple slept separately, writing:

"Yes, we were sleeping in separate bedrooms by then, but not for the reasons you're thinking. When Redmond was a toddler he'd come into our bedroom at night wanting to sleep between us. Redmond has strong legs like his mother, and he would burrow into the bed, decide he didn't have enough room, and then start pushing with all his might, until I had no other choice but to sleep on the floor or in the other room. Eventually he outgrew this, but by then, Farrah and I had grown used to our privacy and it stuck, and even when we traveled after that, we'd often get adjoining rooms. I always thought of our arrangement as terribly mature of us. Now I wish I could have back every one of those nights we slept in separate beds."


Katie Holmes And Tom Cruise
Sending her husband off to a sound-proof "snoratorium" doesn't seem to faze Holmes. The couple allegedly joke with friends about sleeping in separate bedrooms, The Daily Mail reported.

UPDATE: After this story was published, it was announced that Holmes and Cruise plan to divorce after five years of marriage.


Scott Disick And Kourtney Kardashian
In an episode of "Kourtney & Kim Take New York" it was revealed that the couple sleeps in separate beds, E! Online reported. Disick later explained on Twitter, writing, "Just want to clear up the reason why we don't sleep in bed together. I'm not a good sleeper and with [son] Mason in bed I can't fall to sleep!"


Kevin Jonas And Danielle Deleasa
The young couple reportedly sleep in separate bedrooms because Jonas snores, a friend told In Touch Weekly.



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lollll Those weren't jokes were they, TomKat? Also - yeah mmkay at Kevin Jonas. "Snoring".
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hotcement 30th-Jun-2012 06:04 pm (UTC)
i hate the phrase "fall to sleep"

it just doesn't sound right
therearewords 30th-Jun-2012 06:11 pm (UTC)
This is the first time I see it and it looks weird.
daninekintscher 30th-Jun-2012 06:22 pm (UTC)
Yeah, I thought it was a typo.
hotcement 30th-Jun-2012 10:23 pm (UTC)
i've seen it a bunch of times and it just drives me crazy. it's just so... incorrect lol
dolldaggabuzzz 30th-Jun-2012 10:43 pm (UTC)
"This is the first time I see it" sounds wrong, too
lost_vegetation 30th-Jun-2012 06:28 pm (UTC)
It's better than I'M SLEEP

flaming_poof 30th-Jun-2012 10:17 pm (UTC)
Surely it's "fall asleep" ? I've never heard it the other way before
reginageorge 30th-Jun-2012 06:05 pm (UTC)
i think it's so weird HB(I)C and Tim Burton sleep in different houses
therearewords 30th-Jun-2012 06:12 pm (UTC)
I love it. Can't even imagine them sharing one Cribs-featured palace.
sapitacherry 30th-Jun-2012 06:33 pm (UTC)
if i could afford such a luxury I absolutely would
lovepollution 30th-Jun-2012 06:58 pm (UTC)
From what I remember reading, they own a row of houses and have converted them all to adjoin with doors, so it's more like them just sleeping in different rooms.
chunkyboucle 30th-Jun-2012 07:11 pm (UTC)
She said in an interview that her side is all kittens and flowers and feminine and his is all dead kittens (preserved) in jars and Halloween.
die2nitelive4ev 30th-Jun-2012 07:01 pm (UTC)
i think it's genius,
shiningautumn 30th-Jun-2012 07:09 pm (UTC)
that is my ideal living situation. absence makes the heart grow fonder + some ppl just need their own space.
yurasama_love 30th-Jun-2012 07:53 pm (UTC)
It's weirdly fitting for them.
quiet_storm 30th-Jun-2012 10:18 pm (UTC)
No. It sounds perfect.
amazingtime 1st-Jul-2012 01:25 am (UTC)
IIRC, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera slept in different houses, too. And apparently it was because they both had such strong, dominant personalities.

IDK kinda related? But I think the same happens with Tim Burton and HBC.
agatharuncible 1st-Jul-2012 02:50 am (UTC)
meh, they houses are connected so you don't have to leave to get into the other house. their kids technically sleep in a different house too. she said in an interview that they also spend most of the time (like meals) at her place.

I actually think it's neat, especially if it works well for them. they just have different decorating styles and she says she talks in her sleep while he's an insomniac and a snorer, so it sounds better than (not) sleeping in the same room.
scriptedending 30th-Jun-2012 06:05 pm (UTC)
i hate sleeping alone, i can't imagine! but my husband doesn't snore and neither do i (as far as i know).
criswithnoh 30th-Jun-2012 06:37 pm (UTC)
Same. It's very hard to sleep without each other now. Once in a blue moon he will snore and it'll wake me up but that's very rare. The only thing that bothers me is he can be a restless sleeper and I'll wake up freezing at 3 am because he's rolled over and taken the covers with him >:(
cricketgrl 30th-Jun-2012 06:39 pm (UTC)
its honestly the best. The entire bed for yourself and no one kicking or moving around waking you up.

Desperate/Insecure people are the only ones afraid of sleeping alone.
umilicious 30th-Jun-2012 08:12 pm (UTC)
They didn't say they were afraid, they just prefer it.
wauwy 30th-Jun-2012 08:49 pm (UTC)
Desperate/Insecure people are the only ones afraid of sleeping alone.

glass_houses 30th-Jun-2012 09:05 pm (UTC)
Desperate/Insecure people are the only ones afraid of sleeping alone.

loooooooooool

bordellos 30th-Jun-2012 09:40 pm (UTC)
u sound bitter
candidcouture 30th-Jun-2012 09:53 pm (UTC)
lol. I'm anemic, so I freeze to death when I sleep alone. I've had up to 4 blankets on top of me in the middle summer. I need a warm body (ie. human space heater) in order to sleep soundly. I also have night terrors so compression therapy (being held until I fall asleep, which apparently is also great for autistic folks) helps with that.

Sorry about your theory. :)
piratesswoop 30th-Jun-2012 06:05 pm (UTC)
my best friend's mom rarely sleeps in the same bed as her dad because some nights he snores so fucking loud, you could hear it in the basement with the door shut and their room is on the second floor
vehiclesshockme 30th-Jun-2012 06:26 pm (UTC)
My uncle snores like that. I'd have a sleepover when I was little with my cousin and we'd be on the second floor and I couldn't sleep because I could hear him snoring on the first floor.
thesilverymoon 30th-Jun-2012 10:33 pm (UTC)
Same with my grandma. One night I was sleeping on the floor above her and I honestly thought there was a bear outside our cabin.
night_sky99 1st-Jul-2012 01:41 am (UTC)
My dad was the same way- he had terrible sleep apnea but this was before they had the at-home machines. He spent a lot of nights on the couch.
leopard_legs 1st-Jul-2012 08:24 pm (UTC)
that's like my dad
jesus his snoring was a living nightmare
and our rooms were next to each other and honest to god it sounded like a fucking car breaking down or something
and he had sleep apnea...if I woke up in the night I wouldn't be able to fall back to sleep because he was so fucking loud
starswept 2nd-Jul-2012 07:03 am (UTC)
He probably has sleep apnea and should be using a CPAP machine at night, which both eliminates the snoring and more importantly relieves the strain sleep apnea places on your heart. My dad now has atrial fibrillation and his docs think it may be because of years of untreated sleep apnea (which involved hideous snoring).
kissoffools 30th-Jun-2012 06:06 pm (UTC)
I can't fall asleep if I have someone all cuddled up on me. Cuddling's nice, but when it's time to actually fall asleep, imma go lie on my side of the bed, thanks.
scriptedending 30th-Jun-2012 06:06 pm (UTC)
oh definitely! can't cuddle + sleep.
kissoffools 30th-Jun-2012 06:16 pm (UTC)
Ha, my ex actually got offended when I told him that I hadn't slept the night before because of that, and wanted to not cuddle when we went to sleep. He was like "....don't you like me?" Shut up, I think you're great, but not worth lying there and not sleeping.
m_e_h7 30th-Jun-2012 06:07 pm (UTC)
Same here.
distant_lines 30th-Jun-2012 06:08 pm (UTC)
Same for me. I like to lay on my stomach with my legs in a very odd position, so cuddling would not work for me.
hypnology 30th-Jun-2012 06:17 pm (UTC)
IA. Like I wanna sleep, leave me the eff alone lol
xtinkerbellax 30th-Jun-2012 06:20 pm (UTC)
Same.
sapitacherry 30th-Jun-2012 06:34 pm (UTC)
samesies!!
goldynchickie 30th-Jun-2012 06:45 pm (UTC)
Same. I just can't fall asleep. The body heat makes it too hot for me to sleep.
freak1sh_ndazed 30th-Jun-2012 06:47 pm (UTC)
lol yup.
hello_samm 30th-Jun-2012 06:50 pm (UTC)
Yes!! My boyfriend gets so mad at me cause he loves cuddling.
nonparaille 30th-Jun-2012 06:54 pm (UTC)
Lol, yes. I hate it when guys complain that girls always want to cuddle. Not true -- I like my space kthxbai gtfo plz.
fwee_prower 30th-Jun-2012 07:00 pm (UTC)
I agree. Its cute but bitch I need to sleep.
shiningautumn 30th-Jun-2012 07:12 pm (UTC)
srsly. i have an ex who used to be all up in my space when i was trying to sleep, like literally he wrapped his body around me w/ his head between my boobs and that was the only way he wanted to sleep.
chunkyboucle 30th-Jun-2012 07:13 pm (UTC)
I like to cuddle, and my ex didn't, so every night he would tickle (in a soothing way) my back until I fell asleep, and then retreat to his side of the bed.
invisible_cunt 30th-Jun-2012 07:16 pm (UTC)
see i still sleep with a teddy bear because i NEED to cuddle something to fall asleep

idityna 30th-Jun-2012 07:17 pm (UTC)
omg! i thougt it was only me such a weird girl lol!
solookup 30th-Jun-2012 07:23 pm (UTC)
Seriously, I can't even sleep if someone's slightly touching me. GTFO.
stuckmodebabe 30th-Jun-2012 08:09 pm (UTC)
I'm the same way. I can't seem to fall asleep if some one else is in bed with me.
wauwy 30th-Jun-2012 08:51 pm (UTC)
this is why the solution is cuddling until near somnolence before --> rolling over to your own sides to sleep

People who get offended by this perfect ritual are not worth keeping around, tbh.
glass_houses 30th-Jun-2012 09:06 pm (UTC)
Same. I usually shove him over if he invades my space.
in_styles 30th-Jun-2012 09:39 pm (UTC)
lol same
whatwouldwasdo 30th-Jun-2012 09:45 pm (UTC)
yeah, i'm fidgety as shit so i can't relax with someone right next to me cos i feel like i'm just going to keep them awake all night :(
dothefrug 30th-Jun-2012 11:19 pm (UTC)
Yeah, the whole being ~held through the night~ thing is not real. There's always an extra arm or leg that will make it uncomfortable.
ithinkheaven 30th-Jun-2012 11:31 pm (UTC)
Preach. As a 5' girl, having my 6'1" ex wrap me in his arms as he fell asleep was romantic at first, but quickly got claustrophobic. And then commenced the snoring. The unspoken suffering of teddy bears...
chantonii 1st-Jul-2012 04:42 am (UTC)
LOL I'm the same. With teddy bears, people, pets. Like, aw, cuddles...okay, you can fuck off now, I wanna stretch out.
woollymammoth 30th-Jun-2012 06:06 pm (UTC)
lol I'm sure that's why Kevin and Danielle sleep in separate bed. Because he "snores".
therearewords 30th-Jun-2012 06:13 pm (UTC)
The synonyms for gay sex get weirder and weirder.
woollymammoth 30th-Jun-2012 06:13 pm (UTC)
lol, my sentiments exactly.
la_sikka 30th-Jun-2012 06:40 pm (UTC)
LOL
itsrelaxicab 30th-Jun-2012 08:27 pm (UTC)
A+
bcain1992 30th-Jun-2012 06:06 pm (UTC)
Sleeping in separate rooms is just so ridiculous to me. Why even call yourself in a relationship?
aredhela 30th-Jun-2012 06:09 pm (UTC)
Some people just have problems with falling asleep with other person next to them, it's not that weird. It doesn't have to do anything with the relationship.
affliction 30th-Jun-2012 06:11 pm (UTC)
why is a relationship defined by sleeping in the same room/bed..
bcain1992 30th-Jun-2012 06:13 pm (UTC)
I just feel like any sleeping issues shouldn't be that much of a big deal that you can't deal with as a couple. IDK the idea of this is just really strange to me.
woollymammoth 30th-Jun-2012 06:12 pm (UTC)
Sleeping in the same bed doesn't define a relationship tho
rare_lj 30th-Jun-2012 06:18 pm (UTC)
Really? lol that's the main thing about a relationship?
rubyboots 30th-Jun-2012 06:18 pm (UTC)
this is such a weird thing to say...how on earth does where you end up falling asleep define a relationship?
crazy_internet 30th-Jun-2012 06:20 pm (UTC)
We're talking about sleeping here. You're unconscious. The things that make a relationship happen when you're awake.
bcain1992 30th-Jun-2012 06:26 pm (UTC)
FFS, ONTD members will jump down people's throats about anything.
avilewoman 30th-Jun-2012 06:29 pm (UTC)
That's... rather naive. People can get physically violent in their sleep without meaning to (they're restless sleepers or active dreamers) and end up disrupting their partner's sleep patterns at best and hurting them at worst. Nobody should have to deal with that if they don't have to for the sake of ~love~ or whatever.
parker_hallie 30th-Jun-2012 06:35 pm (UTC)
Whether you sleep next to someone or not has absolutely nothing to do with how strong your relationship is. People sustain long distance relationships where they sleep and live in different cities/countries/continents from their partner all the time.

If my boyfriend snored really badly, I'd sleep in another room so we could both get as good a rest as possible. It's better to be a well rested couple that sleep apart than to be a couple who can't bear to be in different beds where one person gets hardly any sleep.
starzangelus 30th-Jun-2012 06:40 pm (UTC)
Why? My aunt and uncle are happily married but my uncle has a really bad snoring problem (he sleeps in a separate room downstairs).

invisible_cunt 30th-Jun-2012 07:17 pm (UTC)
my ex's parents slept in separate rooms because his mom has really bad sleep apnea and snores like a cow
lovedhurtlost 30th-Jun-2012 07:17 pm (UTC)
I agree, tbh.
tigermilk 30th-Jun-2012 07:17 pm (UTC)
lol what

So a couple could be sharing bills, raising their children, loving one another, supporting one another emotionally, enjoying each other's company, etc, but if they don't sleep in the same bedroom, their relationship is a sham.
dreamdate 30th-Jun-2012 07:36 pm (UTC)
my mom and dad didn't sleep in the same room and they were very much in love and happily married. stop.
yurasama_love 30th-Jun-2012 07:55 pm (UTC)
My parents sleep in the same room, but my mom can't stand beds and has to sleep on the floor or she can't sleep at all. Granted, it's very difficult for her to fall asleep in the first place, but she feels really uncomfortable on a bed.
buttermell0w 30th-Jun-2012 08:50 pm (UTC)
I don't agree tbh, my parents don't always sleep in the same room because my dad sores. They've been happily married for 26 yrs now
0sleep2dream0 30th-Jun-2012 08:53 pm (UTC)
Because that's what defines a relationship?
pooppoop 30th-Jun-2012 09:23 pm (UTC)
this
dedradawn 30th-Jun-2012 10:07 pm (UTC)
When one partner snores, and the other is a light sleeper, it really can hurt a relationship. My husband has seasonal allergies and sounds like a buzz saw when he sleeps. I sleep in another room during these nights, because I don't want to be sleepless and cranky with him.
quiet_storm 30th-Jun-2012 10:20 pm (UTC)
Lol alright.
dothefrug 30th-Jun-2012 11:21 pm (UTC)
So, are you supposed to move in together after a few dates then, or what? Plenty of couples are "in a relationship" and don't cohabitate.
kknee13 1st-Jul-2012 12:43 am (UTC)
My parents who have been married for 23 years started to sleep in separate rooms last year. My mom likes to go to bed around 11 because she has to get up at 6 and at the time my dad didn't even get home from work til around 1am and would watch tv in the living room til about 2 or 3 but would then want to come in their bedroom and watch tv until he fell asleep with the tv really loud. Then once he was asleep he snored so loud he would wake me up in the middle of the night from my room. My mom has to get up at 6 and my dad didnt have to til about 10. She finally got tired of getting 3 hours of sleep every night and made the spare bedroom her bedroom. Sometimes you need your own space especially when you have different schedules and when one person makes a lot of noise and the other wants to just sleep

Edited at 2012-07-01 12:45 am (UTC)
aredhela 30th-Jun-2012 06:06 pm (UTC)
Tim and Helena are perfect.
ritzyroxie 30th-Jun-2012 06:07 pm (UTC)
Heterosexual men sure seem to snore a lot.
nanewt011 30th-Jun-2012 06:10 pm (UTC)
lol!
baroness 30th-Jun-2012 06:13 pm (UTC)
rofl
rickmansvoice 30th-Jun-2012 06:18 pm (UTC)
LMAO
liebestorys 30th-Jun-2012 06:20 pm (UTC)
This new code
jennitarox 30th-Jun-2012 06:28 pm (UTC)
lol i know
shanny_w 30th-Jun-2012 06:44 pm (UTC)
they have un-toned throat tubes!
lovedhurtlost 30th-Jun-2012 07:18 pm (UTC)
Hahaha
joel_ferguson 30th-Jun-2012 08:34 pm (UTC)
lmaooo
speedychi 30th-Jun-2012 07:07 pm (UTC)
Loving this comment
babycnessa 30th-Jun-2012 08:27 pm (UTC)
lol!
openpick 30th-Jun-2012 11:31 pm (UTC)
lmao
loveology101 1st-Jul-2012 07:21 am (UTC)
perfect comment with your icon
distant_lines 30th-Jun-2012 06:07 pm (UTC)
Sometimes I wonder if I'll have to do the separate bedroom thing. I like to fall asleep with the television on and I tend to toss and turn until I fall asleep. I just need to marry a deep sleeper who won't care, and preferably one who doesn't snore.
xtinkerbellax 30th-Jun-2012 06:21 pm (UTC)
I toss and turn until I fall asleep as well, I prefer sleeping alone for that reason.
cathaea 30th-Jun-2012 06:42 pm (UTC)
This is me. My fiance doesn't seem to mind because once I'm actually asleep I tend to stay asleep. So he just waits patiently until I'm asleep before getting comfy (I think!).
recoil_ 30th-Jun-2012 06:58 pm (UTC)
My relationship is like this now. My boyfriend likes to sleep with the TV on and he rolls around a lot in his sleep, so sometimes I just take the other room to sleep if I need to be really well rested the next day (special snowflake time: I have narcolepsy so it's usually imperative I get a full night of sleep w/out medication).
fwee_prower 30th-Jun-2012 07:16 pm (UTC)
Lol I was in a hotel with my bf and I said if we move in together, we will have a tv in the bedroom and it will be on when I go to sleep. He then turned off the tv and went to sleep.
hoot 30th-Jun-2012 08:03 pm (UTC)
My boyfriend is the deepest sleeper I've ever met. Such a good thing because I can watch videos and stuff on my phone if I can't sleep.
dothefrug 30th-Jun-2012 11:26 pm (UTC)
I used to have to fall asleep with the TV on when I was younger, too. Now I internet surf on my iPhone until I get too sleepy to do it :-/
kerrigwen 1st-Jul-2012 12:23 am (UTC)
:(
there'd be ~DRAMA~ if I ever did this, esp. early in a relationship.

I was married briefly, and my ex was not at all cool with me being an insomniac/up-all-night-er or with watching movies or reading late at night. :( made things tense.
_mallori_ 1st-Jul-2012 05:57 am (UTC)
same.
williammiller 30th-Jun-2012 06:08 pm (UTC)
Here for queen Lucy tbh.
anus 30th-Jun-2012 06:09 pm (UTC)
I kinda don't want to share a bed. I squirm and spread out so much. I don't like sharing D:
dedradawn 30th-Jun-2012 10:11 pm (UTC)
We got a king sized Tempur-Pedic, because I'm a squirmy, territorial sleeper. Expensive, but such a lifesaver in the end!
curtaindown 30th-Jun-2012 10:43 pm (UTC)
exactly what my parents have done! Their bed is HUGE and tempur-tastic. my mum is a tiny thing anyway, but they need to be seperate and sometimes my dad snores so much she kicks him out into the spare room. But they're still madly in love after 26 years.
opusdeihohoho 30th-Jun-2012 06:09 pm (UTC)
think if i were to get married, i'd do what tim burton and hbc do lol even if i'm not as rich i'd get some sort of 2-family home.
xtinkerbellax 30th-Jun-2012 06:22 pm (UTC)
I feel like everyone needs their space, so even if you can't do that I feel it's important for each person to have their own room in the house, to use as an office or whatever they wish, just a space they can have that's just theirs.
fuckyess 1st-Jul-2012 12:31 am (UTC)
why would you need more than one house? it's not like houses only have one room.
opusdeihohoho 1st-Jul-2012 12:44 pm (UTC)
ik ik that's just how a marriage would work for me. which is why i prob won't ever get married lol. i prefer to live on my own or make it seem like i live on my own if i were to be married. i'm just psycho like that. it's not only about ~having my own space. i don't like being told what to do at home, i'm used to being by myself/independent, etc lol
since i'm not tim burton rich, i'll make it work SOMEHOW with a 2-family home.
fabouluz 30th-Jun-2012 06:10 pm (UTC)
My parents deal with the snoring thing, why do celebrities think it's such a huge deal???
shadowpiranha 30th-Jun-2012 06:11 pm (UTC)
It depends on how deeply you're able to sleep, and how bad the other person snores, I think. A light sleeper coupled with a heavy snorer is in for a bit of hell.
evett 30th-Jun-2012 06:14 pm (UTC)
maybe they are light sleepers? I personally can not fall asleep unless it is completely quite. I could never sleep next to a snorer.
_thirty2flavors 30th-Jun-2012 06:17 pm (UTC)
yeah it's really hard for me to sleep next to someone who snores, even if they don't snore that loud.
xtinkerbellax 30th-Jun-2012 06:23 pm (UTC)
Yea, I was never like that until recently but now I can't sleep without silence.
kissoffools 30th-Jun-2012 06:18 pm (UTC)
My mom's an insanely light sleeper, and my stepdad snored to high hell. She'd constantly be running on 3-4 hours of sleep a night because he'd start to snore, wake her up, and she couldn't fall back asleep. Ear plugs, special ~nose medication~... nothing worked. She often slept in my room once I went away for school.

Granted they split up a couple years later, but he was a controlling asshole. Snoring was the least of their marriage issues.
jigglemypuff 30th-Jun-2012 06:22 pm (UTC)
I think it depends on the person. My grandma is the loudest snoring person EVER. I went on vacation with her once and did not sleep the entire time because we were all in one bedroom. I don't think I could sleep with a man who was like that.
jennitarox 30th-Jun-2012 06:29 pm (UTC)
My dad snores sooo loudly, I can hear it all the way to my bedroom. My mom says she's gotten used to it in the past 25 years, lol. I feel bad for her.
unclesamonmars 30th-Jun-2012 06:39 pm (UTC)
Well it's such a cliche- the husband being such a loud snorer that the wife just can't deal with it- it's an easy excuse for celebrities that don't want certain things to be revealed.
cathaea 30th-Jun-2012 06:44 pm (UTC)
Sleeping in separate bedrooms has historically been a luxury for the rich, that you had enough space in your house that you didn't have to share a room. I would tend to think the same thing follows. Celebrities can afford separate wings and shit that normal people can't -- I wouldn't have a choice of not sleeping my partner unless one of us took the couch. (Although that being said, I'd obviously prefer to sleep with my partner regardless of how much money/space we had but different strokes, etc.)
highheartbeats 30th-Jun-2012 08:59 pm (UTC)
my dad sleeps with earplugs in cause my mom snores.
quiet_storm 30th-Jun-2012 10:25 pm (UTC)
Because people can do what they want? lol
shadowpiranha 30th-Jun-2012 06:10 pm (UTC)
Some people find couples sleeping in separate beds really weird, like there's something wrong or they have intimacy issues, but that's so not necessarily true. I love my boyfriend to bits, have been with him for eight years, but I LOVE sleeping alone, especially in the summer.

He gets a bit upset because he loves to cuddle but due to heat and my back problems I mostly tend to want to sleep alone. Homeboy has to deal with it!

Also, my dad has snored all his life and...yeah nobody wants to sleep next to that.
recenthistory 30th-Jun-2012 06:16 pm (UTC)
Same. My parents who have been married for 40 years finally sleep in separate rooms. He stays up late, likes to read in bed, and likes to sleep in. My mom goes to bed early, is a crazy light sleeper, and has muscle problems so she needs the bed still and quiet. They've never been happier!
shadowpiranha 30th-Jun-2012 06:22 pm (UTC)
Yeah my parents don't sleep in the same bed since my mom got her first menopausal symptoms, she simply can't sleep with anyone ever with all those hot flushes, poor thing. And my dad has all kinds of bone/muscle issues and he snores like a goddamn construction machine so yeah. They're better off together when they're awake! ;)
rare_lj 30th-Jun-2012 06:20 pm (UTC)
A lot of people are just very close minded.
whalewars 30th-Jun-2012 06:37 pm (UTC)
Yeah, I'm not even a light sleeper but my boyfriend's snoring literally sounds and feels like an earthquake and I'm not here for that. And IA about summer, it's too damn hot to have the extra body heat.

Also, A+ icon!
snapiphany 30th-Jun-2012 06:44 pm (UTC)
I have a hard time sleeping with my dog in the same room, let alone the same bed. A boyfriend or even a family member freaks me the hell out.
hoot 30th-Jun-2012 08:05 pm (UTC)
If I had a second bedroom I'd be sleeping alone so fast. I'm such a light sleeper and my boyfriend is always rolling around, talking in his sleep, etc. I've gotten more used to it, but there are still nights I get like an hour of sleep because he won't stay still.
fuckyess 1st-Jul-2012 12:32 am (UTC)
it's just, what about sex?

do you do it in one bed, then one of the people leaves to another?

my ex used to sleep on the couch but we weren't having much sex by then anyway
leopard_legs 1st-Jul-2012 08:31 pm (UTC)
I really like my own space and that isn't going to change. Someone would just have to learn to deal with my bed independence haha
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