Raven-Symoné and her wife, Miranda Maday, have celebrated nearly five wonderful years of marriage, during which they have become an inseparable duo. Their bond is evident as they co-host their engaging ‘Tea Time’ podcast and frequently attend glamorous red-carpet events together. However, despite their close-knit relationship, they have chosen to maintain individual sleeping spaces at night, which allows them to recharge in their own ways.

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Discover Why Raven-Symoné & Miranda Maday Prefer Separate Bedrooms for Better Sleep

In the most recent episode of their popular ‘Tea Time’ podcast, Raven-Symoné engaged her wife Miranda Maday in a lively discussion about how their marriage expectations have evolved since their vows. Miranda candidly shared that their sleeping arrangement was one aspect that had undergone a significant transformation. Raven-Symoné was pleasantly surprised that Miranda brought this topic up, as the 38-year-old aimed to normalize the idea of needing personal space within a committed relationship.

When they moved into their new home, both Miranda and Raven discovered that their preferences for interior design were quite distinct, leading to a delightful exploration of their individual styles. Additionally, Raven-Symoné’s unpredictable and dynamic sleep patterns were making it increasingly challenging for Miranda to achieve a restful night’s sleep. In a lighthearted moment, Miranda remarked, “You’re such a sporadic, bizarre sleeper,” emphasizing the necessity of separate spaces. This arrangement not only allowed them to decorate their bedrooms according to their unique tastes but also alleviated any clashing sleep schedules. Miranda humorously added, “Primarily, you’re not f* up mine.”

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Miranda Shares the Pivotal Moment They Decided to Sleep Separately

Raven-Symoné reminisced about the specific moment they realized that sharing a bedroom wasn’t the best fit for them. This revelation occurred during their engagement, when the couple was lying in bed, and Raven’s infamous sleep gymnastics took an unexpected turn. Miranda woke up to find herself face-to-face with Raven’s backside after a particularly “violent” flip that startled her awake. “You flipped yourself up and over… and put your entire a** on my face,” Miranda recalled with a laugh. This humorous incident marked the turning point for the couple, leading them to agree on the importance of having their own sleeping spaces, at least during the night.

Public Reactions to Raven and Miranda’s Unique Sleeping Arrangement

The lively discussion about their sleeping preferences continued in the comments section of their TikTok post, where fans eagerly shared their thoughts and experiences. One user, @kristins_journey, shared, “32 years of marriage, we have had separate rooms for 10 years now. I completely agree and respect this!” Another commenter, @charla.85, noted, “Okay so… we don’t sleep separately, but we have separate blankets. Cannot negotiate any more.” This sentiment was echoed by @gabybuenoblog, who stated, “Personally, I believe that separate rooms will save marriages and I won’t change my mind.”

Furthermore, @misscherrybabyy added, “Been sleeping separately for 2 years now & we’ve grown so much closer it’s weird! And you can always have sleepovers!!!” Another user, @.crap.bag, shared, “My husband and I have slept in separate bedrooms for over 5 years. It’s not an issue for us, but everyone else hates it.” Meanwhile, @jamiejohnson34728 commented, “My ex and I had separate rooms…best thing ever. We went to bed at different times, got up at different times. She starfished across the bed, I stay still. I like to sleep with the dogs, she didn’t.” This varied feedback highlights the growing acceptance of individual sleeping arrangements among couples.

Additionally, @kavonj expressed her frustration with societal perceptions, stating, “People look at me crazy every time I say this. I will die on this hill; it’s so much better, especially for growth.” Another user, @shuzberight42, emphasized the importance of personal comfort by commenting, “Yes, please normalize this! Sleep is so important, and not everyone can sleep comfortably with another person next to them!” Finally, @chrishools2 wrote, “I genuinely don’t get how some people are so insecure that they feel they have to sleep in the same bed.”

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