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A relationship coach shared her and her husband's technique for staying connected, which is to check-in over coffee every morning.

Life coach Rick Netshiozwi, who boats more than 348,000 TikTok followers, shared a viral video claiming a relationship is dead in the water when it becomes "void of touch." "You don't hug each other anymore. The kissing is not the same anymore or it's not done as frequently as it used to be done," Netshiozwi explained in the clip, which clocked up 1.1 million views.

A relationship expert has credited a five-minute coffee hack with saving her marriage. Aston Simmonds shared that she and her husband start their morning with a hot drink and a check-in every day, an activity she says makes them instantly "feel more connected." The life coach added that she and her partner were considering divorce four years ago, but after slowing down and grabbing a cup of coffee together instead of rushing out the door every day they have transformed their relations...

Aston Simmonds and her husband Adam said the coffee hack saved their marriage and they urge other couples to try it as well.

Starting your day with a cup of coffee and a check-in with your partner could ward off divorce, according to relationship expert and life coach Aston Simmonds.

Who knew getting your daily caffeine fix could also be helping your relationship? One woman has raved about the morning coffee habit she has crafted to save her marriage - so pop the kettle on