Does Youtube Lead to Divorce?

Does Youtube lead to divorce? In my consumption of Youtube content, I have noticed a pattern with many of my favorite content creators. They will reach a certain level of success, and then all of a sudden they are "moving to a new studio" or are "at their new place" only the new studio or place looks like a dump compared to where they were. Some have come out and simply said they got divorced, others refer to vague "personal issues" and some just never address the blaring obvious situation. What is causing this to happen? Is it just the typical societal statistics playing out in the Youtube world? Or does Youtube lead to divorce? Do they become like rockstars with groupies hanging around? I imagine the wife saying to these stars of Youtube, "thats it! I've had enough of the girls! Get out!". Do these creators let the success go to their heads until their spouse cant stand them anymore? "You aren't the guy in the videos anymore! I want to be married to that guy, but you need to go." What measures can be taken by would be content creators to avoid this eventual pit fall of viral fame?

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