Chrishell Stause weds G-Flip for the FOURTH TIME during Medieval ceremony atop LA 'castle'
The Medieval-themed nuptials appeared to be held at the 3,800-square-foot, five-bedroom Mulholland Castle, which can be rented for $18K/month - according to Zillow.
Celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton Instastoried snaps of the Kentucky-born 44-year-old wearing her off-the-shoulder corseted bridal gown and the Australian 31-year-old dressed in a regal red prince costume.
'By royal decree, we request the honor of your noble presence to witness the wedding ceremony of Lord Flipo & Lady Stause,' the bride and groom's invite read.
'Lord Flipo & Lady Stause bid thee join in revelry and royal delight. Medieval, renaissance, regal, and festive attire encouraged. RSVP with haste!'
'Lady Stause' even dyed her own vow scroll with a tea bag and crafted her own bouquet.
Chrishell (born Terrina) and G Flip (born Georgia Flipo) secretly tied the knot in Las Vegas, NV in July 2022 without obtaining a marriage license before renewing their vows in Palm Springs, CA in July 2023.
Stause and the non-binary rocker - who uses they/them pronouns - renewed their vows for a third time in Melbourne, Australia in July 2024.
'We promised we're going to [renew our vows] every year,' the Daytime Emmy nominee explained to E! News in 2023.
'But just every year, something around the same time, spontaneous, fun, get everybody together and every single year, just celebrate.'
On social media, Instagram users were less than thrilled about the couple's attention-getting wedding obsession including @jessicazamprognoo_ who commented: 'Why Chrishell? Why?'
Instagram user @bighag007 simply wrote: 'Cringey.'
'In need of attention and trying to be relevant,' Instagram user @cjmrip noted.
'Imagine cosplaying at your own wedding,' Instagram user @blondambitionoo7 wrote. 'Didn't Adrianne Curry already do this?'
'Lady Stause' even dyed her own vow scroll with a tea bag and crafted her own bouquet
Instagram user @vittoriac4 commented: 'Oh Chriselle, Chriselle, Chriselle.'
'Performative nonsense,' Instagram user @ruchami955 scoffed.
The inseparable pair were dating other people - The Oppenheim Group president Jason Oppenheim and The Bachelorette Australia #7 Brooke Blurton - when the met at a Halloween party in 2021, but they didn't start dating until five months later.
G Flip then enlisted Chrishell to be the sultry vixen in their music video for Get Me Outta Here video in 2022.
'I adore you and cherish every second in your presence,' the Disco Cowgirl singer gushed on Instagram last week.
'You're my best friend and the most beautiful partner and wife I could ever dream of.
I hope you have a beautiful birthday today and every day my angel - you're a hot lil muffin that lights up the world. You're wusband.'
The inseparable pair were dating other people - The Oppenheim Group president Jason Oppenheim (L) and The Bachelorette Australia #7 Brooke Blurton (R) - when the met at a Halloween party in 2021, but they didn't start dating until five months later
The Disco Cowgirl singer gushed on Instagram last week: 'I adore you and cherish every second in your presence. You're my best friend and the most beautiful partner and wife I could ever dream of'
On June 19, Stause revealed she was 'back on the IVF hell train' and warned it might be her 'last attempt' before they explore 'other alternatives' for children.
The Traitors #3 contestant was previously married to This Is Us alum Justin Hartley, but their bitter divorce was finalized in 2021 after nearly two years of wedded bliss.
Chrishell has been hard at work filming the ninth season of Adam DiVello's reality show Selling Sunset as well as the fourth season of spin-off Selling the OC, which premieres October 29 on Netflix.
G Flip is next scheduled to perform at Montréal Pride on August 8 at 5pm, which will be held on the TD Canada stage in Quebec's Olympic Park Esplanade.
On September 5, the Big Ol' Hammer singer will release their third studio album Dream Ride.
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