Fans are recalling Chrishell Stause’s previous relationships, which include her ex-husband Justin Hartley and “Selling Sunset” co-star Jason Oppenheim.
G Flip
Stause revealed her most recent relationship with Australian artist G Flip, who identifies as non-binary and uses “they/them” pronouns, during the “Selling Sunset” reunion in May 2022.
The person with whom I recently spent a lot of time is very significant to me. They go by G Flip. When asked if she was seeing someone special, Stause responded, “They’re non-binary, so they go by ‘they/them’,” Tan France, the moderator, questioned.
Stause’s participation in G Flip’s “Get Me Outta Here” music video, which is about a “chaotic love narrative,” brought the two together.
Regarding the shoot, Stause commented, “It was so much fun.” “We had a great time. It’s going to take some getting used to, but I think it’s amazing. I find it to be fantastic. The song is fantastic.
According to a source, the couple has already moved in together.
Graham Bunn
Graham Bunn and Stause had a brief relationship before he participated in “The Bachelorette.”
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Stause and Graham Bunn, with whom she had a brief relationship before being selected to appear on “The Bachelorette” in 2006, moved on in 2008.
On the “Click Bait with Bachelor Nation” podcast in January 2021, the basketball guy, who competed for DeAnna Pappas’ love on Season 4 of the show, recalled, “I met Chrishell and fell in love.”
Bunn reconnected with Stause after being booted from his season and dated her for two years until splitting up in 2010.
She gave me a lot to learn, and she continues to make me proud. She appears content. On the show, he continued, “I believe she’s doing fantastic.
Jason Oppenheim
In July 2021, Stause made her relationship with her “Selling Sunset” co-star and employer Oppenheim public. The couple’s affair was depicted in Season 5 of the popular reality series.
The couple quickly fell out of love, and Oppenheim confirmed their separation in December 2021 due to their “different wants about a family.”
At the time, he posted on Instagram, “While Chrishell and I are no longer together, we are best friends and we will always love and support one another. It was the happiest and most happy relationship of my life, and she was the most amazing girlfriend I’ve ever had.
Oppenheim’s refusal to have children was ultimately the deciding factor in their “different wants,” according to Stause, who stated on Instagram that “Men have the luxury of time that women don’t and that’s simply the way it is.”
Justin Hartley
Stause and Justin Hartley first crossed paths as soap opera stars and started dating in 2013, after a mutual acquaintance arranged a date for them.
Following three years of dating, Hartley proposed in July 2016 and the pair wed in October 2017.
However, Hartley announced the dissolution of their marriage in divorce papers she filed in November 2019, citing “irreconcilable differences.” According to the Netflix star, he texted Stause to inform her of the important choice.
We were together for six years, despite people’s claims that we were only married for two. That’s his go-to move in a fight, you know? similar to “I’m out, I’m out.” In a Season 3 episode of “Selling Sunset,” she said, “I detest that type of impetuous behaviour, but I always just felt, you know, that’s just an issue that we work through it.
There are better ways to approach [it] if that’s really what you wanted, she added. “I spoke with him immediately away because I assumed that was a joke, but that was pretty much the end of the conversation. What should I say, exactly? Then, what do you say? I feel as though I must now locate housing. You know, now I have to rush and work things out.”
One month after he and Stause officially divorced in March 2021, the “This Is Us” actor then wed actress Sofia Pernas.
Keo Motsepe
Stause met professional dancer Keo Motsepe after divorcing Hartley while competing on “Dancing With the Stars” season 29. While they were strictly rivals during filming, a romance between the two was announced in December 2020.
Stause called Motsepe a “tall dancer” who began as a “wonderful, happy, generous guy” in her 2022 book “Under Construction.” After the honeymoon period, however, things changed, with Stause referring to the “DWTS” pro as a “love bomber” similar to Hartley.
This time, she remembered, “I actually opened my eyes, pushed past the smoke and mirrors, and saw the truth. I didn’t make excuses for his behaviour.” I had grown stronger, and I was the one who put an end to it as soon as I learned how far his apparent lies went.
Before breaking up in February 2021, the couple had only been together for three months.
Matthew Morrison
Years after their breakup, Matthew Morrison acknowledged having second thoughts about proposing to Stause.
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Stause and Matthew Morrison began dating in 2006, and the “Glee” actor proposed to Stause in December of that same year.
However, the couple’s engagement was short-lived as they parted ways by December 2007.
In 2013, after proposing to Stause, Morrison told Cosmopolitan, “I didn’t do it for the proper reasons.” We had been dating for about a year. I reasoned that since I should probably start having children now, I should do this. But as soon as I finished, I knew in my heart that it wasn’t right. I immediately wondered, “What did you just do?”
“We discussed it and decided to call it quits. It was mishandled. I had made this important choice; I had promised this girl a life together, but I was unable to keep my word. It was terrible. All I could muster was a hand gesture and the declaration “I’m the a-hole.
