Selling Sunset's Chrishell Stause divorce with This Is Us star Justin Hartley finalised
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Selling Sunset star Chrishell Stause and This Is Us actor Justin Hartley have finalised their divorce.
Stause and Hartley were married for two years before Hartley reportedly filed for divorce in November 2019. According to US Weekly, the pair have agreed to a confidential settlement.
In an episode of Selling Sunset, Stause opened up about the breakdown in the couple's relationship and shared her version of events, leading up to the moment when she found out she was getting divorced.
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"I thought we were totally fine. We had an argument that morning [of a charity event] over the phone and I never saw him since, we didn't talk things through," she said.
Stause claimed that before the pair had a chance to talk things over, Hartley had said that he wanted to separate.
Explaining how she felt about it, Stause said: "I just can't believe everyone's finding out when I'm finding out. I had literally no time, the people who were in our wedding found out through TMZ. That's so disrespectful.
"When I got home that night, everything was fine but we got into an argument. When I look back on it, part of me thinks he made a decision and I wasn't given a say in this… he didn't want to be talked out of it."
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Since Stause and Hartley decided to end their relationship, they have both moved on and found love with new partners.
In the summer of 2020, Hartley confirmed that he was dating his former co-star Sofia Pernas. The pair met on the set of The Young and the Restless.
More recently, Stause revealed that she was in a relationship with Dancing with the Stars professional dancer Keo Motsepe.
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