Selling Sunset star Chrishell Stause reveals how she keeps romance with wife G Flip 'spicy'

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5 days ago

Chrishell Stause opened up about marriage to her partner G Flip as they talked about how they 'keep things spicy.'
The Selling Sunset star, 43, and the singer-songwriter, who goes by they/them pronouns, hinted about their steamy sex life after over two years together.
The couple also talked about how they plan a wedding and renew their vows every single year to stay 'newlyweds every year' in their Us Weekly cover story.
The pair — who also talked about their first kiss and the first time they said 'I love you' to each other — hinted at their turn-ons and post-shower proclivities.
G Flip, 31, also revealed the 'signs' that they knew Stause is queer before she even knew.
In the story published on Wednesday, the reality TV personality also discussed the way she came out on Selling Sunset as the pair reflected on facing backlash and unfriending haters for their love.
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While reflecting on their love story, the pair talked about how they have started a tradition of having a wedding every year to 'keep things spicy.'
When asked about their couple goals, G Flip, born Georgia Claire Flipo, shared: 'My goal is to do a wedding every single year.
'I think it's really healthy and it's good to update your vows every year,' they continued.
'I think all couples should do it. I reckon it makes you stronger, looking your person in the eyes and promising them new things every year,' they added.
'We do it every July. I'm so excited for this year's. It's my favorite day. Christmas and our wedding every year are the most fun,' Stause said before adding that they like to keep it 'more spontaneous' to keep it fun.
'We normally plan it a week out, so it's super last-minute,' she explained. 'We don't ever want to take the fun out of it, so it becomes a chore. That's the only rule: It can't be stressful. If you're newlyweds every year, that must help keep things spicy.
Then, the pair talked about their turn-ons as Stause talked about how G Flip makes her ' feel the sexiest straight out of the shower, no makeup.'
'It's just G's thing,' she said while addressing the singer. 'Before I met you, it was probably the time I would feel the least sexy. I would've called myself "a drowned rat." You've given me so much confidence.'
Gushing about Stause in response, G Flip said: 'You in your purest form, naked and out of the shower, you're just so effortlessly beautiful. No makeup, just wet hair, like mmmm, sexy girl!'
The Selling Sunset star then shared what she finds sexy about her partner.
'As fun as all of that is, I also find consistency really sexy. The fact that G Flip stays consistent and so emotionally available to me, that is the hottest thing. I'm so proud of who you are as a person. I genuinely believe you are the most intact person. Your heart is so intact. I always say G represents what a perfect childhood creates as a human.'
During their chat, G Flip exposed the 'signs' that they knew Stause is queer before she even knew.
'There were signs that Chrishell was already queer,' they shared. 'Can we say what the Wi-Fi password at your house was when I met you?'
While laughing, Stause answered: 'PussyPalace. I'm going to have to change that now. I bought the house on my own. I wasn't thinking of it from a queer space, but afterward, in hindsight, I guess it was very queer.'
Then, G Flip added: No one would know this because on TV you have to sit so proper, but Chrishell manspreads. That's very queer.'
Stause also talked about how her relationship with G Flip differs from other romances she has had in the past.
She also talked about what she has to say to people who believe that her marriage with G Flip 'won't last' and that she will 'going back to men.'
'I'm not saying this can't happen in straight relationships, this could be on me, but it was the first time I was in a relationship where there was no expectation about looks,' Stause said while gushing about G Flip.
'Our connection is so much deeper than superficial things,' she continued. 'I think I learned to lead with that a little bit in my previous dating life. And G was the first person to be like, "Stop doing that. I don't care about that."
'All the things I had in my head of what I was really wanting to find — an honest, good person, funny, driven, all the things I find sexy — G is all these things,' Stause said about her life partner.
'I just had to reconfigure the attraction part in my head. I never felt closeted in any way. I just hadn't met someone like G. And then as soon as I did, I realized, "Oh, things are going to be different." I finally feel like this is somebody who will be holding my hand when I'm 85 in a rocking chair.'
Later, Stause mentioned that they had plans to have children in the future.
'I recently promoted a show called Love Triangle,' Stause began as she explained. 'And somebody in the press made an assumption that G and I have polyamorous love triangles all the time because we're queer. I'm like, "What are you talking about? This is a very committed relationship. We're trying to have a family!"
Then, the pair addressed backlash they faced when Stause first came out and when they made their relationship public.
'We didn't care because we were so happy,' Stause said before discussing what she heard frequently from people who don't believe in them. 'Because I look the way I do, people invalidate our relationship or think it's a phase.
'Or they say, "As soon as you break up, you're going to go back to guys." That's the one that I get constantly, that this is somehow not the same seriousness of a relationship or that I'm doing it for publicity,' she added. 'Guys, it's literally been years.'