UNITED STATES: To protect my family’s assets, Any child of mine who refuses to sign prenup before getting married will inherit nothing — American Billionaire John Morgan American billionaire John Morgan has revealed that all his children are required to sign prenuptial agreements before getting married, saying anyone who refuses will not inherit his wealth. […]

UNITED STATES: To protect my family’s assets, Any child of mine who refuses to sign prenup before getting married will inherit nothing — American Billionaire John Morgan

American billionaire John Morgan has revealed that all his children are required to sign prenuptial agreements before getting married, saying anyone who refuses will not inherit his wealth.

Speaking on the Earn Your Leisure podcast, Morgan explained that the policy is meant to protect his family’s assets and ensure his children enter marriage for the right reasons.

“Number one, 50% of all marriages are going to end in divorce. That’s just raw numbers. For people who marry after 30, it’s only 4%. Wait till you’re 30. Get it out of your system. Have your fun in your 20s.”

Morgan said he deliberately makes himself the “bad guy” so his children don’t have to bear the burden of demanding prenups from their partners.

“My dad is not going to leave us any money if he doesn’t get this prenup signed. I become the bad guy.”

He argued that anyone who rejects a prenup may be motivated by money rather than love.

“When you start asking somebody a prenup, here’s the first thing they’re going to say, ‘You’re just saying this marriage isn’t going to work.’ They’re playing you. I’m like, ‘B*llsh*t, you’re looking for the money.’”

Recalling one of his son’s experiences, Morgan said the fiancée’s lawyer described the agreement as one-sided and requested negotiations.

“I said, ‘This is a take-it-or-leave-it document. There is no negotiating.’”

When the lawyer refused to recommend the agreement, Morgan insisted the wedding should be postponed if his son’s fiancée declined to sign.

According to him, the document was eventually signed before the wedding, and the couple have now been married for 13 years.

“If it didn’t work out, I didn’t want somebody going, ‘I’m going to take half of your sh*t,’” he said.