Catch Up with the ‘House Hunters’ Throuple: Where Are They Now?
Find out what Brian, Geli and Lori have been up to since their viral House Hunters episode! Spoiler: They're happier than ever!
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HGTV's favorite throuple — Geli, Lori and Brian — recently appeared on an episode of House Hunters: Where Are They Now?
A budget, a wish list and a compromise. Such is the formula that has kept House Hunters fans entertained for more than two decades. From standard requests for white kitchens and open-concept floor plans to more niche requirements of catios and she sheds, each episode provides an irresistible peek into the lives of everyday families — quirks and all.
And just when viewers thought they’d seen everything, one house-hunting trio, or rather, throuple — a romantic and consensual relationship between three people — captured the fascination of audiences and the internet at large when they began searching for a home in Colorado Springs. In a recent episode of House Hunters: Where are They Now?, the unconventional partners — Geli, Lori and Brian — share what they’ve been up to in the four years since their episode aired.
Wait, What's the Story With the House Hunters Throuple?
Equipped with a $500,000 budget, the throuple was looking to make the move from Texas to Colorado. Brian wanted an office with a view, Geli wanted a white kitchen and three-car garage, while Lori wanted a fireplace. Ultimately, they chose a pricier house with plenty of mountain views, and the last time we saw them they were looking forward to a fresh start in their spacious new home.
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Did Buying a Home Break Them Up or Bring Them Closer?
To address the elephant in the room: Yes, they’re still together! Brian, Geli and Lori happily settled into the outdoorsy, alpine lifestyle of their new hometown. “We are Colorado people now,” shares Brian.
Is a Triple Vanity in the Cards?
Though all three parties work from home, they haven’t found it difficult to navigate the lack of a third vanity in the primary bathroom.
“We all start work at different times," says Brian. "We all end work at different times. We’re never all in the bathroom up there at the same time anyway."
Though, of course, “It would be nice to have the third sink,” admits Lori.
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For most couples the dual vanity in the main bathroom of this home is a relationship saver. However, this throuple needs a triple vanity to keep their sanity.
Have They Made Friends?
Some neighbors have been less than welcoming, but Geli, Lori and Brian don’t let it get them down. “We make sure to say 'hi' to them; big wave and smile,” says Geli.
“For families like us, we don’t get support everywhere we go,” says Brian. “But the people we have come across and welcomed into our home are awesome.”
Do They Have Any Regrets?
Absolutely not! “Moving here and getting our first house together, the three of us, has been amazing,” says Geli.
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