Chrishell Stause and G Flip announce split after four years together

Four years, multiple ceremonies, and an outpouring of public emotion have come to a close as reality star Chrishell Stause and Australian musician G Flip announce their separation. The surprising split brings an end to a high-profile romance that began in October 2021 after the pair met at a Halloween party, subsequently capturing headlines across reality television and the global music scene. Stause confirmed the breakup on Monday, October 26, through an emotional video posted to Instagram, telling her Instagram followers that she was sharing a pretty humbling update about their relationship.

That personal disclosure immediately reverberated across entertainment networks and social media platforms, drawing substantial public attention and responses from industry figures. The breakup follows a series of high-profile vows renewals that included an Australian ceremony in July 2024 and a medieval-themed celebration at an LA castle in July 2025. For fans who followed the couple through their various milestones, the news marks a stark departure from the celebratory narrative the pair had cultivated since confirming their romance during the Selling Sunset Season 5 reunion in May 2022.

An Emotional Video Announcement And A Confession Of Heartbreak

In her tearful video message, Stause, 45, wiped away tears while explaining that she and G Flip, whose real name is Georgia Claire Flipo, had decided to go their separate ways. She emphasized that the separation is being handled with mutual care. G and I are no longer together, and we have agreed to treat this public separation with love and respect for each other. That’s not hard for me because I am in love with this person, Stause stated. She further admitted that she does not have all the information or the reasons behind the split, noting that she is focused on processing the emotional toll of the breakup.

Stause also opened up about the heavy self-criticism accompanying the end of the relationship. Admitting that she feels like a little bit of a failure, the television personality confessed that there’s nothing you could say about me that would be worse than what I say to myself. Despite the pain, she asserted that she is definitely never doing this again, though she maintained that everyone deserves happiness and wished that for both of us.

Ceremonies, IVF Journeys, And A Non-Legally Binding Union

The relationship between Stause and G Flip was defined by rapid progression and repeated celebrations of commitment. After connecting in late 2021—while Stause was still dating her Selling Sunset co-star Jason Oppenheim—the couple's romance blossomed after Stause appeared in the musician's music video for Get Me Outta Here. In May 2023, the couple held an intimate ceremony in Las Vegas, Nevada, featuring an Elvis impersonator. However, reports noted that the marriage was not legally recognized because they did not obtain a marriage license in Clark County, Nevada. The couple doubled down on their bond through subsequent vow renewals, including a 2024 ceremony in G Flip's native Australia and a medieval-themed event in Los Angeles in July 2025.

Behind the celebratory public facade, the pair also navigated profound personal challenges, including documented difficulties with family planning. In March 2025, Stause told Us Weekly that they had encountered numerous roadblocks during the adoption process. Meanwhile, G Flip spoke candidly in September 2025 about the emotional strain of undergoing IVF. We’re experiencing the real kind of sad and dark periods of this moment, where it’s like, a little bit of good news, a lot of bad news, a little bit of hope, no hope, the 33-year-old musician stated at the time, emphasizing the necessity of remaining a unit through the hardship.

G Flip Breaks Silence And Former Partners Respond

Hours after Stause's video circulated online, G Flip addressed the public via an Instagram statement, opting for a written post rather than a video response. After 4+ years, Chrishell and I are no longer together. I will always love her, we will always share a special connection and I cherish our memories together deeply, the musician wrote. G Flip added that their head and heart were feeling very heavy right now and that they were not able to talk, while thanking supporters for respecting their privacy.

My head & heart are feeling very heavy right now and I'm not able to talk but I want to thank you all for your support and appreciate you respecting our privacy at this difficult time.

G Flip, via Instagram

The announcement also prompted a public reaction from Jason Oppenheim, Stause's former partner and the owner of The Oppenheim Group. Oppenheim shared a supportive message in the comments of coverage regarding the split, writing: I’m really sorry to hear this. I’m thinking of you and sending you my love. You’re both beautiful people and sometimes things just don’t work out, but it certainly doesn’t mean anyone failed. Oppenheim added that while time would be needed to process the event, Stause should know she is very loved and that he is always there for you no matter what. With both parties now navigating the aftermath of their separation publicly, the immediate future centers on individual healing, as Stause and G Flip transition away from the four-year partnership that defined a prominent chapter of their lives.