Mary Fitzgerald and Romain Bonnetknow a thing or two about real estate — and now they’re celebrating moving into the perfect home of their own!
The marriedSelling Sunsetstars, who both work for the Oppenheim Group — Fitzgerald as a real estate agent and Bonnet as a project manager — announced via Instagram that they had officially moved into a new home in L.A., sharing matching photos of themselves smiling in front of a pile of moving boxes.
“Officially moved in! Moving is exhausting, but it feels so good to call this place our new home! Fitzgerald, 40, captionedher photo, teasing fans, “Who wants to see a house tour?!!”
Bonnet, 27, who came to the U.S. from France as a model,wrotethat the moving process was “exhausting,” but “so worth it!!!!!”
Dancing With the Starschampion andfellow real estate agent Emma Slaterreplied to Fitzgerald’s post, writing, “I want a house tour!!!!!”
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Prior to moving, Fitzgerald and Bonnet had been living together in Fitzgerald’s apartment — a space shown in scenes on the hit Netflix reality show. Fitzgerald talks about wanting to find a home for her and Bonnet on the show, as well — even considering properties for herself while doing showings — so it comes as no surprise toSelling Sunsetfans that the couple finally moved into a place of their own.
Fitzgerald and Bonnet met in 2017 through mutual friends and began dating shortly after. Bonnet proposed in 2018.
“It was our dream wedding,” Fitzgerald previouslytold PEOPLE. “Neither of us are big, showy kind of people, and we just wanted the people closest to us, where it just felt sincere and comfortable. So that’s what we did.”
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In a nod to Bonnet’s parents, who don’t speak English, Fitzgerald delivered her vows in French. “They really loved it; it meant a lot to them,” said Bonnet.
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The pair first entered into a civil union together on March 9, 2018, at the Ventura County Courthouse, but say they didn’t consider themselves married until their official wedding day, in October 2019.
“In their minds, they weren’t properly married until the wedding that was filmed during the show,” the rep added.
In September, Fitzgerald spoke about the situation on an episode ofAccess All Areason FUBAR Radio, explaining that there was nothing “fake” about their ceremony.
“Our wedding was absolutely real,” she said. “We invited all of our friends and family. We didn’t tell anybody. We just signed the paper for personal reasons, and then we wanted to wait until we could have our real wedding.”
“Romain’s never been married before,” Fitzgerald continued. “A wedding didn’t mean that much to me. I was happy to just go on a beach in Bali, and I tried very hard to do that actually. No cameras, no anything, just our closest friends.”
Fitzgerald added that two of her friends couldn’t attend the civil union ceremony, so she “waited until we can plan and do the wedding we wanted.”
“It’s not that big of a deal,” she explained, before addressing accusations that her televised nuptials were for show.
“They’re like, ‘The show’s fake, this is all fake.’ We’re like, ‘What are you talking about? You see all of our family! How can you fake that? That was our wedding!’ " Fitzgerald said. “People sign a certificate all the time before they do their actual wedding.”
Netflix has yet to announce a fourth season ofSelling Sunset, but seasons 1-3 are streaming now.
source: people.com
