Cupid's Pulse Article: Celebrity Break-Up: ‘Riverdale’ Star Vanessa Morgan & Michael Kopech Split Days After Announcing PregnancyCupid's Pulse Article: Celebrity Break-Up: ‘Riverdale’ Star Vanessa Morgan & Michael Kopech Split Days After Announcing Pregnancy

By Alycia Williams

In latest celebrity news, Riverdale star Vanessa Morgan announced her celebrity break-up from Michael Kopech just days after she announced her celebrity pregnancy. According to UsMagazine.com, the couple exchanged vows in January and seven months later, she has announced that she’ll be welcoming a baby boy along with the news that she will be divorcing Kopech.

In celebrity break-up news, Vanessa and Michael are calling it quits even though they’re expecting a baby together. What are some ways to make your relationship work for the sake of your children?

Cupid’s Advice: 

Relationships can be difficult to manage, and you may break up or stay together for different reasons. Giving your relationship another shot for the sake of the kids isn’t an unpopular decision, but how do you make the relationship work once you’ve decided to stay together? If you find yourself in this situation, Cupid has some advice for you:

1. Kids come first: You and your partner have at the very least one thing in common and that is the children you share. Devote your energy and time toward your kids  for the best outcome.

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2. Take care of each other: Since you both are devoting a lot  your time to your children the extra time that you both get has to be spent taking care of each other. You two are a team so don’t be afraid to be a team player.

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3. Don’t forget about date night: Try your best to have a set time where the babysitter comes and you and your partner have a night out on the town. Spend that quality time together to remind yourself why you got together in the first place.

What are some other ways to make your relationship work for the sake of your children? Start a conversation in the comments below!Â