Chrishell Stause at the 2026 WWD Style Awards.
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Summary

  • Chrishell Stause and G Flip announced on Oct. 26 that they had separated after more than four years together.
  • Stause said she did not have all the information or reasons and described the split as painful.
  • G Flip said they would always love Stause and asked supporters to respect their privacy.

A public update from both

Chrishell Stause and Australian musician G Flip announced on Oct. 26 that they are no longer together after more than four years as a couple. Stause shared the news in an emotional Instagram video, and G Flip later posted a separate statement. People, Entertainment Weekly and Page Six each reported the separation and the two public messages. The announcements make the breakup news clear, while leaving its personal circumstances private. [1] [2] [3]

Stause described the news as a “humbling update” and said the two had agreed to handle the public separation with love and respect. She said she still loved G Flip and did not have all the information or reasons for the breakup. In the video, she talked about needing time to heal and called the split painful, while thanking fans for their support of the relationship. [1] [2] [3]

G Flip asks for privacy

G Flip confirmed the separation in a social media post, writing that after more than four years they were no longer together. They said they would always love Stause, would continue to share a special connection and cherished their memories. G Flip also described feeling heavy-hearted and said they were not ready to talk, thanking supporters while asking them to respect the pair’s privacy during a difficult period. [1] [3]

The two statements were affectionate but did not explain what led to the breakup. Stause explicitly said she did not have all the reasons, and G Flip did not offer a cause in their post. None of the three reports identifies a specific reason. The separation should therefore be described as an announcement by the couple, without attributing it to IVF, work, family plans or another unconfirmed factor. [1] [2] [3]

A relationship shared with fans

Stause first publicly discussed her relationship with G Flip during a Selling Sunset reunion in May 2022, after the two had met at a Halloween party in 2021, according to People. G Flip, who uses they/them pronouns, is an Australian musician. Entertainment Weekly reported that Stause said she was still in love with G Flip in her breakup video and that the relationship had lasted more than four years. [1] [2]

Their relationship included several wedding celebrations. People reported that they held a private Las Vegas ceremony in May 2023 and later organized additional events for family and friends. Page Six reported that the pair renewed their vows in Australia in 2024 and celebrated again with a medieval-themed event in Los Angeles in 2025. Entertainment Weekly noted that a legal marriage certificate had not been publicly reported, so the ceremonies are best described as celebrations rather than making a claim about their legal status. [1] [2] [3]

What they have said so far

For now, the public record is limited to the pair’s own statements as reported by the three outlets: they have separated, still express love and respect for one another, and want privacy. Stause said she expects time to help her process the change but offered no timeline or further explanation. G Flip likewise said they were not ready to talk. There is no supported account of what caused the separation, and neither person has publicly assigned blame. [1] [2] [3]

Reporting sources

  1. People · Chrishell Stause Reveals She and G Flip Have Split After 4 Years Together in Tearful Video: 'I Will Always Love G' ↗2026-10-26
  2. Entertainment Weekly · Selling Sunset star Chrishell Stause breaks down in tears announcing split from G Flip ↗2026-10-26
  3. Page Six · Chrishell Stause and G Flip split after 4 years together ↗2026-10-26

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