For a bit more 'flavour' - sometimes the issue comes up of one spouse being unhappy the other got PR status and threatening to have it revoked. That mostly does not happen.
The one spouse can submit info to IRCC that the marriage was 'fraudulent' (i.e. one spouse tricked the other). However, unless the case is obvious, IRCC rarely takes steps to revoke, i.e. the default assumption is usually that the marriage just didn't work out. So don't worry about this.
As a practical matter, you presumably asked for the PR card to be sent to your spouse's address, and you will need that. Hopefully you can maintain good enough relations that bureaucratic and child issues can be worked out without serious problems.
The one spouse can submit info to IRCC that the marriage was 'fraudulent' (i.e. one spouse tricked the other). However, unless the case is obvious, IRCC rarely takes steps to revoke, i.e. the default assumption is usually that the marriage just didn't work out. So don't worry about this.
As a practical matter, you presumably asked for the PR card to be sent to your spouse's address, and you will need that. Hopefully you can maintain good enough relations that bureaucratic and child issues can be worked out without serious problems.