‘Selling Sunset’ Power Couple Chrishell And G Flip Got Married
It’s an absolutely beautiful day to shut down every nay-sayer of Chrishell Stause And G Flip’s relationship with the glorious news that the two love birds have officially gotten married!
Chrishell heavily hinted at their marriage this morning when she shared a cute lil clip on Instagram of their relationship that finished with a photo that looked suspiciously like a wedding pic of her and G.
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The snippet all but confirmed that Chrishell and G Flip (whose real name is Georgia Claire Flipo) had indeed tied the knot, and People then went ahead and confirmed that it was, actually, true.
“They found love together in an unexpected place but nothing has ever felt more real to them,” a source told the publication.
Let’s get back to the ridiculously cute wedding footage Chrishell posted, shall we?
“Love doesn’t always go as planned… Sometimes it’s immeasurably better,” the Selling Sunset star captioned the post. Meanwhile, G Flip didn’t hard-launch their marriage with a wedding grid post, but the Aussie singer did post a cute message to Chrishell in their Instagram Story.
“Just havin a little cry in my Uber right now @chrishell.satuse. this is very sweet thank you,” they wrote alongside Chrishell’s IG clip.
Chrishell posted videos of their nuptials in her Instagram Stories and has shared a video of an Elvis impersonator belting out a banger in the same venue as their ceremony pic, which absolutely screams Vegas wedding.
In a full circle moment, Chrishell promoted G Flip’s new song ‘I’ll Be Your Man’, while casually dropping the bombshell news. The newlyweds met when G asked Chrishell to be in their music video “Get Me Outta Here”, which debuted right around the time they hard-launched their relationship last year.
It’s an absolute win for love and a total loss for those who doubted Chrishell and G Flip’s relationship solely because she broke up with her Selling Sunset boss Jason Oppenheim because she wanted to have a family.
Newsflash to those people, BTW, we live in 2023 and LGBTQIA+ families are possible, common, and thriving.