“Selling Sunset” star Chrishell Stause and musician G Flip have broken up after four years.
Stause said in an emotional Instagram video Monday that the exes “are no longer together” and “agreed to treat this public separation with love and respect for each other.”
“It’s not difficult for me, because I’m in love with this person,” the Netflix star, 45, explained, stressing that she doesn’t have “all the information and reasons” for the breakup.
She continued, “I’m sure, as always, with time you get the lessons you’re supposed to get. And I know it will happen and I will heal and everything will be okay.”
Stause — who was previously married to “This Is Us” star Justin Hartley from 2017 to 2021 — vowed she would “definitely never do that again.”
“But I just felt like you deserved a little more than a cold written statement because you guys have been so supportive and so loving,” she shared. “And we really appreciate that. Maybe you could still do it, but it would have to be separate.”
As she fought back tears, Stause admitted that she felt “a little bit of a failure” and knew she “had to heal and really figure this out.”
“It’s hard. It’s painful,” she said. “I’m a sweetheart. I swing big. I miss that. Or maybe I don’t miss you. These are the lives and seasons you’re supposed to have with people, and I had four incredible years with G. So maybe it’s not a miss.”
“Maybe it’s just accepting that it’s a different ending than you imagined,” she added.
At the end of her video, Stause reiterated that it was “difficult and stressful” to share the news of the breakup and that she would “always love G.”
“It sucks, but everyone deserves to be happy, and I wish that for both of us,” she concluded.
Page Six has reached out to representatives for Stause and G Flip for comment.
Stause and G Flip, whose real name is Georgia Flippo, and uses their pronouns, began dating in March 2022, just months after Stause split from her “Selling Sunset” co-star Jason Oppenheim.
In May 2023, the reality TV star and the 33-year-old Australian singer tied the knot, albeit not legally, in a secret ceremony in Las Vegas.
“It was probably the best day of my life, and we had so much fun, and it was just super beautiful and super cute,” G Flip told People at the time.
G Flip added, “It will forever be one of the fondest memories of my life. And we plan to get married every year. I don’t know why more people don’t.”
The couple then renewed their vows in the musician’s home country of Australia in July 2024, then held a medieval-themed wedding ceremony at a Los Angeles castle in July 2025.
Last year, Stause revealed she was having difficulty with her vitro fertilization (IVF) process in hopes of having a baby with G Flip.
“There are other alternatives, but this route had to be tried first due to timing. So if it’s meant to be, it will be. If not, pivot,” the “Traitors” star wrote on Instagram at the time.
During their relationship, G Flip opened up about how they thought “Selling Sunset” — which Stause announced would be released in November — was extremely “toxic.”
“Every scene I’m in, I secretly hate,” G Flip said last September. “It’s not fun, and I admire them all so much for being able to be comfortable, trying to be yourself with eight cameras around you. It’s hard.”
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