“I think I can speak for both of us in saying that we weren’t thinking about each other romantically [before],” the Oppenheim Group cofounder, 44, exclusively told Us Weekly on Monday, November 29. “Even [after we got together], I don’t think we were … taking it very seriously then either. So, it was definitely an interesting process.”
“I think we’re pretty open and pretty honest about our relationship and where we are and the things that we’re talking about,” he told Us on Monday. “When we’re together on camera and off camera, it’s easy for us to just be open and honest, because I think there’s a lot of trust there.”
Stause worked at the Oppenheim Group for years before things turned romantic between the twosome, which helped them build the foundation that allowed their relationship to grow into something more.
“There was definitely a transition,” Jason explained. “We had been so open about what we were looking for with each other because we had become close friends. She knew my dating life, and we would almost joke about our each other’s dating lives and what we were looking for and things like that.”Now, it seems the transition is complete. “I love her,” Jason gushed.
Jason Oppenheim Details How He Fell in Love With Chrishell Stause — and Teases ‘Selling Sunset’ Cast’s Reactions.