Reality television star Chrishell Stause has announced her separation from her spouse, the Australian nonbinary musician G Flip, following a four-year relationship. Stause shared the news through an emotional video posted to her Instagram account on Monday afternoon, describing the update as a humbling development in her personal life.
Stause, known for her tenure on the reality series Selling Sunset, confirmed that while the pair are no longer together, they have reached a mutual agreement to navigate the public split with love and respect. During the video, Stause appeared visibly emotional, noting that she still feels deep affection for the drummer despite the change in their relationship status. She admitted to her followers that she does not yet have all the information or specific reasons regarding the catalyst for the separation.
Looking ahead toward her recovery from the split, Stause expressed confidence that time would provide the necessary perspective. She told her audience that she intended to focus on healing and believed the experience would eventually offer meaningful life lessons. Stause also explained her decision to speak directly to her followers via video rather than issuing a standard press release, stating that her fans deserved more than a cold written statement given their years of support.
Reflecting on the relationship’s trajectory, Stause described herself as a person who tends to love deeply and take significant emotional risks. While acknowledging that the separation felt painful and difficult, she pushed back against the idea that the relationship was a failure. She noted that having spent over four years with G Flip was a significant chapter of her life, suggesting that the end of the relationship was simply the conclusion of a specific season rather than a personal miss.
The couple first went public with their relationship in May 2022 during a reunion episode of Selling Sunset. Their partnership remained a focal point of Stause’s public persona, with Stause appearing in G Flip’s music video for the single “Get Me Outta Here.” In May 2023, the couple announced they had officially married. Throughout their marriage, they maintained a tradition of renewing their vows annually in themed ceremonies attended by friends and family.
The relationship was often noted for its visibility on Selling Sunset, a program frequently characterized by more traditional social dynamics. Stause departed the series last year after appearing in nine increasingly contentious seasons. Following her announcement, peers and fans offered public support. Content creator Matt Bernstein and actress Tori Allen-Martin were among those who responded to the post, praising Stause for her transparency and her willingness to be open about her emotional process.
Stause concluded her message by acknowledging the stress of sharing such personal news while actively navigating the fallout of the breakup. She reiterated her enduring love for G Flip and expressed a desire for both of them to find happiness in their separate lives. The announcement marks the end of one of the more prominent relationships established during the run of the Netflix reality franchise.
