Chrishell Stause has been photographed in public for the first time since announcing her split from G Flip, stepping out in Los Angeles with her dog Peace on Wednesday 4 November.
The 45-year-old former Selling Sunset star was seen walking her dog around the neighbourhood in Los Angeles, wearing a long tan jacket, a striped white tee, black sweatpants and pink Givenchy sandals. Photographs obtained by Page Six showed her looking downcast but polished, in her first public appearance since the breakup.
A tearful announcement
Stause announced the split in a tearful Instagram video on 26 October, telling followers: “G and I are no longer together, and we have agreed to treat this public separation with love and respect for each other.” She admitted she did not yet have all the information or the reasons behind the breakup, and described herself as feeling “a little bit of a failure” because her second marriage was ending.
Less than two hours later, G Flip, 33, the Australian musician whose real name is Georgia Claire Flipo, released their own statement. “After 4+ years Chrishell and I are no longer together,” they wrote. “My head & heart are feeling very heavy right now. I will always love her, we will always share a special connection and I cherish our memories together deeply.”
Four ceremonies, never legally married
The pair first met at a Halloween party in 2021 and publicly confirmed their romance in 2022. They celebrated a Las Vegas wedding ceremony in May 2023, officiated by an Elvis impersonator, and later held further ceremonies in Palm Springs in July 2023, Australia in July 2024 and a medieval-themed celebration at a Los Angeles castle in July 2025. It was subsequently reported by TMZ that they were never legally married.
Sources have said G Flip was the one who initiated the split, while another insider pointed to the long distance between Australia and California as a factor. Days after the announcement, G Flip was photographed landing in Australia. A source told People the pair still love each other and have not ruled out a future reconciliation.
