Some stars are swiping right, while others aren't feeling the connection. Cavallari's app of choice isn't exclusive: it's Instagram. For those getting their hopes up, though, she added, "I'm only gonna go for the verified! I can't filter through all of my DMs, but I can see those blue checkmarks, honey! She walked in and she said β she claims to have fallen in love with me at first sight β 'When I saw you I saw the biggest person I've ever seen in my life and also the smallest person I've seen in my life.
And yes, the businessman's profile was truthful. He came as advertised - better than advertised. He overshot the mark. The Olympic figure skater had been on dating apps for a bit before swiping right on Jussi-Pekka Kajaala's Tinder profile in ; by , the duo had gotten engaged in Kajaala's native Finland.
They're now married! So what did Kajaala say that caused sparks to fly? The talk show host declared in September that she wasn't looking for love "I have been in that mentality for the past five years, thinking I just don't have the bandwidth, I don't know if I'm willing to open [up,] I just can't fit it in" - but recently, a binge-watch of the steamy Netflix hit Bridgerton might have changed her mind.
I'm not dead! After deciding to hunker down in Nashville early on in the pandemic, she said she felt "kind of bored" and decided to "try the old Bumble. I think that's so cool, I love that. And yeah I mean of course you got to kiss a lot of frogs before you find a Prince," she said of eventually connecting with Collins.
And so we've been in the same rooms, but we had never met. So I was like, well, I feel like it, you know, it was meant to be for sure," she added. Speaking with Chrissy Metz on his SiriusXM show about her luck with Bumble, Cohen revealed that he was technically on Tinder - although he doesn't use it much.
