Austin Kroll He hasn't always been successful in love, but he knows a thing or two about dating during the holidays.
Kroll, 37, is starting to see it Current girlfriend Audrey Prattduring last year's cuff season. As they celebrate their first year together, Us Weekly he asked Southern charm star for his tips for initiating and maintaining a romance that begins during the cozy months.
Cuffing season also known as the holiday season refers to the colder months when it is desirable to cuddle with someone special and remain in a romantic relationship. According to Kroll, it's a total “yes.” Start dating someone new During the fall and winter months.
However, the reality star has mixed feelings about whether or not the new partner should Interview his parents On holidays.
Austin Kroll.
Michelle Watt/Bravo“How serious is this partner and how long have you been dating? Have you been dating for longer than three months?” He asked. “Then yes, you can introduce your partner to your family during the holidays.”
When it comes to giving gifts in a new relationship, Kroll admitted that “is not my love language” so he's not the best person I could ask.
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“I'm terrible because I feel like jewelry is a frivolous gift, but women love jewelry, right?” question. “I don’t know. …I mean, are flowers, for example, a lame gift? Yes.” When in doubt, Kroll said, she turns to “girl friends” for help finding the perfect gift.
Although giveaways are not his area of expertise, Kroll was confident of some other missteps this cuff season.
“If you're on the fence about a relationship, you should wait until after Christmas and New Year's, probably (to break up),” Kroll said. we. “This will be it Tough to break up With someone right before Christmas.
He also advised against “calling your ex because you don't have a date” for a holiday, describing it as a “don't do it”. If an ex invites you to be their extra at a celebratory event, Kroll said that's a “dealer's choice.”
However, it was broadcast on the side of caution and reminder we“They're exes for a reason,” so maybe don't pick up the phone.
No matter what stage of romance you're in, Kroll said Eid movie dates Or individual views are a must.
“My favorite rom-com to watch by the fire during the holidays right now is Vacation“, he shared. “I've seen him twice already in December of this year.”
Southern charm It airs on Bravo Thursdays at 9pm ET.
With reporting by Cristina Garibaldi
