Chrishell Stause Celebrates Christmas  in Australia with Partner G Flip: 'Sending So Much Love'

Chrishell Stause is celebrating the holidays with her loved ones!

The Selling Sunset star shared photos on Instagram from the festive time that she spent with her partner, G Flip. The TV personality, 42, and the musician spent time raising money for Vision Australia at the Carols by Candlelight event on Christmas Eve.

"MERRY CHRISTMAS! It’s Christmas here in Australia 🥰🎄," Stause wrote in the Instagram caption. "Hope you guys have the best holidays-sending so much love to you & yours! 😘😘."

The post included a photo of Stause standing beside a Christmas tree with G Flip. She wore a red two-piece set that included a cropped long-sleeved turtle neck and a form-fitting floor-length skirt.

The You're Not Supposed to Be Here actress also included two festive selfies — including one with G Flip's mom, Lisa Kempton.

She concluded the post with a video of G Flip performing at the Christmas charity event.

The A Rose for Her Grave actress and G Flip met on Halloween in 2021. In May 2022, Stause confirmed that the pair were officially dating during the season 5 reunion episode of Selling Sunset.

The couple had a secret Las Vegas wedding a year later, though they later confirmed they had not legally wed. G Flip dubbed the intimate event “probably the best day” of their life during an exclusive interview with PEOPLE at the time.

Stause kicked off the holiday season with a Turkey Day fête, hosting a Friendsgiving dinner at her house. The event was attended by G Flip and a number of Stause’s Selling Sunset castmates, including Emma Hernan, Chelsea Lazkani, Heather Rae El Moussa and her husband Tarek. 

The reality star opened up to PEOPLE about how meaningful it was to spend quality time with her friends. 

"I think any excuse to get your friends all together is something I'm always looking for," she told PEOPLE. 

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"Getting everybody together, it can be stressful, especially when something like a new season of Selling Sunset comes out, so being able to [connect about] how grateful we are for having a platform — good, bad or indifferent of what sometimes the show involves — there's a lot of love there," she continued.

She added, "[It was important to] celebrate and make sure everyone knows how grateful I am for their friendship."