Shared Custody (2025) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

Moderate sexual content includes passionate kissing between Cris and Diego, and later with their new dates. There are suggestive situations, such as characters waking up in bed together after a night out, implied sexual activity, and some discussions of sexual acts, but no nudity or explicit sex scenes are shown.

While there is no physical combat, the series features instances of property destruction, such as the deliberate shattering of household items during arguments. Threatening behaviors emerge as characters engage in stalking-like monitoring of one another's social activities and digital communication.

Strong language is frequent throughout the season, including uses of 'f**k,' 'sh*t,' and other expletives during arguments and moments of frustration felt by Cris and Diego regarding their separation and interactions.

Characters occasionally consume alcohol, such as wine at dinner or cocktails at parties. There are no depictions of drug use or tobacco. Intoxication is shown briefly but not glorified or central to the plot.

The primary theme revolves around the emotional and practical difficulties of divorce, co-parenting, and finding a new identity after separation. It explores themes of loss, jealousy, resentment, and the impact of parental conflict on a child, as well as the pressure from family members to reconcile or move on.