I think an investor advising a prenup in a marriage would be a profound overstepping of a business relationship. I would guess that Kyle wants a prenup, and is dramatizing it in order to not be the bad guy. 

AB's reaction was hypocritical, given the "wedding contract".  Kyle is a majority investor in several other companies from BEFORE AB was ever in the picture (ex Birddogs, big success) the investors are not referring to Loverboy. Of course, they built that together and she would get her share of that & anything they build together while married.  I also don't think it's for camera time, I think he thought this was the safest way to bring it up to her, without yielding an inappropriate reaction. 

I think he wants a prenup because the probability of them getting divorced it pretty high but she doesn't want one for the same reason

I would bet that they agreed in advance to get a prenup, and realized it also happens that it's a good storyline. Given the conversations about his debt, it would be unwise for her NOT to get one. 

That said,  if it was created for drama, I wish SHE were the one pushing for it, for the debt reasons outlined above. 

A prenup is quite literally never a bad idea. Whether or not his intentions are pure, it will protect them both. If Kyle started this business without any money from her (I’m not sure if she invested or not) before they were married she isn’t entitled to any of it in a divorce. She should absolutely outline what she wants from the business in a prenup. She would be stupid not to do it. 

I just think it’s a tad hypocritical for Amanda to be so aghast at the suggestion. Her parents had Kyle sign a contract saying he would pay them back for the wedding if they broke up! 

I think he and the investors do want a prenup for legitimate business reasons. It lowers risk from an investors perspective. But I agree the timing was odd and felt forced. 

I suspect it was something they already were talking about (based on the wedding contract itself) and the show just asked for them to bring it up in a more dramatic way — enter investors. I don't think it was Kyle desperate for a storyline at all, there's no way they haven't had this discussion before. 

I'm annoyed Amanda was annoyed by it, though. I hope that was for dramatic effect.

Kyle absolutely should want a prenup, and if Amanda is smart, she should want one too. (I'm glad they got one)

Yeah, you're right -- it's probably for storyline. And Kyle has been leaving breadcrumbs, too, about a prenup. Talking to Austen about it, and someone else, too, I think. Seems like Kyle was doing a little producing. And listen, he's not that bad at it! Ultimately, though, they do get a prenup -- Amanda said so on WWHL back in the beginning of the season.

So on last night's Summer House, after several weeks of peace when it comes to Amanda and Kyle, Kyle decides he will pull Amanda to the side and talk about how his "investors" want him to get a prenup. And something about this whole conversation doesn't ring true to me, and it's just Kyle's way of getting camera time. 

As Amanda said, he's had three years to bring this up, and if she is a huge part of the company and its success, why would the "investors" just have this conversation with Kyle. 

I don't think he actually wants a prenup, he just wanted to have a scene and create ~tension~. What do you think?

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