Would You Include a Fidelity Clause in Your Prenup?

Oh absolutely, only I would make it for ten million dollars. And I keep the house, car and everything else.

with the kind of money he has, 500K is nothing..though I don;t think any kitty kat is worth that kind of dough!

This clause is no more a sign of a lack of trust than the prenup itself is. And frankly, my personal opinion IS that prenups display a lack of trust and faith in the relationship and the men and women that make the relationship, but if you're okay with the concept of prenups then I see no reason why you wouldn't be okay with the concept of a fidelity cause.

So she gets $500,000.00 if he should cheat while they're married, what does HE get if she cheats???????

The clause won't stop him from cheating, so maybe it's just a monetary punishment since that's all the damage she could really do if it happened.

Its just being realistic. They don't live in the same world as the rest of us they are paid to essentially fall in love with other people on a daily basis (even if its only pretend for the cameras sake) and aside from that they are constantly surrounded by people who want a part of their fame and fortune. I don't think its about protecting her heart at all. After all does her heart unbreak when she gets the money for him cheating? Probably not. We are all human and even when making a commitment sometimes people make mistakes. Prenups are just marriage insurance.. some people get it and some don't.. the ones that do may never need it but if they do they are happy they had it. Its not negative or starting a marriage off on the wrong foot. I have no intention of getting in a car accident that requires life saving surgery but I have auto and health insurance. If any romance is lost by signing a prenup you shouldn't be getting married.

i would definitely put that clause in there. Its not that i dont trust my future husband, i just dont trust my future husband lol. Though i would have made it a million dollars instead or maybe more.

I would, but $500,000 isn't much to already rich celebrities. Also, I think if a guy is going to cheat, he's going to cheat, regardless of what the consequences may be. I think we've seen it from the heir apparent royalty (Princess Di & Prince Charles) to our friends, family or the neighbors.
The idea is smart, but in the case of $500,000 it seems a little weak cause to him it's no issue.

I totally would. Mine would say, "If you cheat, you're out and you get nothing. No reconciling, and I don't care what your pathetic reasons are".

I won't. I trust him and he trusts me.
He even told me when he burnt rice on the stove (I wasn't home and would have never knew.) He can't keep secrets.

Fidelity clauses are common practice. Yawn.

Sounds to me like she said "I gotta have the fidelity clause" and he said "Okay, but I'm not agreeing to more than half a mil".

“Monogamy is only due to a man’s failure in business”

JP Getty.

Oh my God, SHUT up already marry foreign women u are super annoying! It's their lives!

Regarding paternity tests....if Biel is proven to give birth to a child that is not JTs, then he should be allowed to divorce without any financial penalties. Make that a clause also.

JT should not be legally forced to accept another man's child; not forced to PAY to raise another man's child for 18 years; and not forced to legally let another man's child inherent all his wealth after the both pass away.

How effective could that possibly be? $500,000 is pocket change to JT so I can't imagine that would really stop him. And, honestly, in a drunken moment of weakness with a hot cocktail server, would anybody really be thinking about their prenup?

smart woman

Money is often a stronger motivator than vows taken and promises made. It's too bad if love isn't enough of a reason to stay faithful. So, if JT is caught out in a threesome, is that one fine or is it tripled?

if you doing a pre-nup, why would you NOT include a fidelity clause? if you are covering your ASSets anyway, might as well go all out. I would have asked for more money though.....

i'm pretty old-fashioned... i find pre-nups to be horrendous... marriage is supposed to be forever. That's the point. There's no "just in case"... if you go into it planning for an out, then you're doomed to fail from the start.