What if the reason a global pop star managed a quiet, private divorce in the age of viral tweets wasn’t luck—but strategy?

In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang breaks down how Ariana Grande’s prenup reflects a powerful shift in modern relationship planning. This wasn’t just about dividing bank accounts. It was about protecting digital assets, online reputation, confidentiality, and social media behavior in a world where screenshots last forever.

📱 Why social media clauses are becoming standard in modern prenups

💻 How courts are handling TikTok accounts, YouTube revenue, crypto, and influencer income

🔒 What “digital privacy planning” actually looks like under California law

Digital assets in divorce have surged dramatically in recent years, and most people don’t even realize how much of their net worth lives online. From joint blogs to personal brands, your digital life is part of your legal life now.

Ariana’s quiet, efficient divorce wasn’t accidental. It was structured. It was planned. And it may be the blueprint for how modern couples protect both love and legacy.

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Ariana Grande Prenup

🎙️ Episode 24: From DMs to Discord – How Divorce Got Digitally Complicated

Think your group chats are private? Think again. In today’s world, a single screenshot can reshape custody, finances, and even your credibility in court.

In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang dives into the digital revolution of modern divorce—where everything from Instagram rants to crypto wallets can become legal evidence. Using the public chaos and private resolution of Kim and Kanye’s split as a lens, we explore what divorce really looks like in 2026.

📱 Why social media posts, DMs, and even AI chats are showing up in court

💸 How assets like NFTs, crypto, and influencer income are now part of settlement talks

🧠 What “strategic privacy” means—and how it could save your future

Whether you're navigating a breakup or just scrolling through someone else’s, this episode unpacks the legal and emotional realities of separating in a hyper-documented age.

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🎙️ Episode 23: AI Took My Art—Now What? The Copyright Battle Reshaping Creative Work

What happens when a machine can replicate your life's work in seconds—without ever asking permission? Thousands of artists are discovering their distinctive styles showing up in AI-generated images, sparking one of the most consequential copyright battles of our time. This isn't just about art—it's about who controls creativity in the age of artificial intelligence.

In this episode of Love and Law, Elizabeth Yang unpacks the landmark lawsuit against AI giants like Stability AI and Midjourney, where artists are fighting back against unauthorized use of billions of their images. From courtroom victories to emerging protections, this case is rewriting the rules for creators, businesses, and anyone using AI tools.

🎨 What happened when AI companies scraped 5 billion images without permission—and got sued

⚖️ Why a federal judge's August 2024 ruling changed everything for copyright law

🤖 How businesses using AI tools could face unexpected legal liability (even if they didn't train the models)

Whether you're an artist protecting your work, a business using AI, or simply curious about the future of creativity and technology, this episode reveals what's at stake—and what you need to know before the rules change for good.

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