‘Selling Sunset’ Alum Chrishell Stause Announces Split From G Flip After 4 Years Together—Nearly a Year After Leaving Show To Protect Her ‘Mental Health’

Real estate agent and TV personality Chrishell Stause has separated from her wife, G Flip, after four years together.

The "Selling Sunset" star, 45, and the musician, 33, called it quits on their romance, which began in 2022.

Stause announced the news of their breakup in an emotional video shared to Instagram.

"I have a pretty humbling update to share with you guys. G and I are no longer together," she told her followers. "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, and I don’t have all the information or the reasons.”

The Netflix star added, "I’m sure, just like always, with time, you know, you get the lessons you’re meant to get, and I know that will happen and I’m gonna heal and everything’s gonna be fine. I’m definitely never doing this again. But I just felt like you guys deserved a little bit more than a cold written statement because you have been so supportive and so loving. We really appreciate that. Maybe you can still do that, but it would have to be separately.”

Choking back tears, Stause admitted that she felt like a "failure" over the end of her relationship.

“I don’t know what else to say you guys. I feel like a little bit of a failure. There’s nothing you could say about me that would be worse than what I say to myself,” she added. “I just have to kind of heal and figure this out. It’s hard. It’s painful.”

The TV star noted that she is grappling with "coming to terms" with the end of her marriage, adding that she loves love.

“I’m a lover girl. I swing big. I miss. Or maybe you don’t miss, maybe these are the life and seasons you’re meant to have with people and I had an amazing over four years with G. Maybe that’s not a miss, you know. Maybe it’s just coming to terms with it being a different ending than you had imagined," she said.

At the end of the video, she explained, “With all that being said, I wanted to give you guys a life update. I hope that you can ... I don’t know what I hope for myself. It’s really hard and stressful to share this information because I’m kinda going through it. But I will always love G, and I don’t ever really see that changing. This sucks, but everyone deserves to be happy and I wish that for both of us, so thank you.

The former lovebirds hard-launched their romance in 2022. Just one year later, they said "I do."

The news of their split comes nearly one year after Stause revealed she was bidding farewell to "Selling Sunset" after nine seasons, admitting that her role on the hit Netflix show is "no longer good" for her "mental health."

The actress-turned-home selling pro revealed during an interview with Bustle that she had made the decision to step away from the reality drama, which she has been a regular on since its 2019 premiere, citing a desire to better protect her own mental well-being.

She admitted that she had seriously considered exiting the Netflix project on multiple occasions in the past, but noted that the allure of a big payday always prevented her from cutting ties with the show once and for all.

“I’ve vacillated back and forth with this decision in the past," she said. "I have to be honest—having come from nothing, it’s really hard to turn something like this down."

Stause said she is able to prioritize her mental health above all else because "Selling Sunset" no longer serves as her primary source of income.

“I’ve gotten to a place where I don’t need the show financially. I’m lucky to have other forms of employment, because it’s no longer good for my mental health," she said.

The real estate agent also addressed her departure from the show on her Instagram, telling fans, "Although the season ended on a bit of a sour note, I will truly always be SO grateful to this show. It introduced me to you guys and l am deeply thankful for your support.

"There were lots of fun memories I am going to focus on from here on out and you will see me again so it's not goodbye. Just goodbye for now."

The news came after she hinted that she was leaving the series in an interview with Variety.

Stause said that she "liked this season;" however, she was "excited to move on from this chapter.”

“The reunion was so brutal. In that moment, I realized I will be done here going forward. I wish everyone the best, but this isn’t the place for me. It felt a little bit like a dog pile," she added.

Stause butted heads with many of the cast members this season, including Nicole Young, with whom she go into a heated argument with during a "Girlsgiving" dinner, after accusing Young of doing drugs.

The conversation heightened when Young brought up Stause's late parents, noting, “Honey, you’re confusing me with your parents, OK? You seem to be obsessed with drugs.”

Stause and her former best friend, Emma Hernan, also experienced drifts in their friendship over Hernan's new beau, Blake Davis.

While speaking to Variety, Stause noted that many of her issues with Hernan's boyfriend weren't included on the show.

“When I met him, there were so many red flags that happened in one short meeting. Sometimes you meet someone and you may not like the way they dress, or they may rub you the wrong way because they’re a little awkward. I found real things to be dangerous with his personality,” Stause said.

During the reunion, several co-stars came to Hernan's defense and slammed Stause for being a bad friend when Hernan needed her.

At the time, Stause revealed she was focusing on expanding her family with G Flip.

“Now that I’m done, and after the reunion airs and the chatter dies down, I might give it one more chance. It’s a process, and it’s expensive as well. And now I’m looking for a new job, so I need to be wise about this," she said.