Charissa Thompson Spills The Tea On Why She’S Done With Marriage In La

Charissa Thompson’s Hollywood Heart-to-Heart on Love and Loss

Charissa Thompson, our fave sportscaster with that undeniable SoCal vibe, just dropped some serious personal truth bombs on her podcast ‘Not Gonna Lie’ while chopping it up with Kylie Kelce. Sitting down for a convo that felt more like a Venice Beach catch-up than a formal interview, Charissa didn’t hold back about her wild ride through the love game. She straight-up admitted to having ‘married the wrong people - plural,’ and let’s just say, those experiences have reshaped her entire view on tying the knot.

Growing up in the Golden State, Charissa’s seen it all, from red carpet glitz to personal heartbreak. Her past relationships have left a mark, and not the kind you flaunt on Rodeo Drive. She’s using those lessons to navigate her life now, making choices that keep her grounded in a city where drama’s always just a paparazzi snap away.

No Wedding Bells for This LA Queen

According to reports from Daily Express US, Charissa’s been down the marriage road twice before. First at 25 with a mystery man in a union shorter than an LA summer fling, and then in 2020 with baseball agent Kyle Thousand, which wrapped up after two years. Those splits hit hard, and they’ve cemented her stance on saying ‘I don’t’ to any future nuptials.

Now, Charissa’s kicking it with Steven Cundari, a marketing exec who’s been her ride-or-die since their relationship went Insta-official in 2022. Based right here in Los Angeles, their romance is giving off major Malibu sunset energy, but don’t expect a wedding invite. ‘No marriage for me,’ she told Kylie on the pod, keeping it 100 about her priorities.

‘I’ve found a guy who’s kind and doesn’t drain my vibe - that’s the real commitment in this town,’ Charissa shared, reflecting on her relationship with Steven.

Family Dreams on Hold in Tinseltown

Charissa also got deep about her thoughts on starting a family, and it’s not the Hollywood fairytale you might expect. ‘I always wanted kids - grew up babysitting the neighbor’s crew at 11, dreaming of three boys and a girl,’ she reminisced. But after her marriages crashed harder than a 405 traffic jam, she’s rethinking that whole vision.

She’s crystal clear on one thing: bringing a kid into an unstable situation just ain’t fair. Chatting with Kylie, who gets the heat of public relationships, Charissa explained, ‘If I can’t control how these marriages turn out, I can at least make sure I’m not raising a child in a split setup.’ Kylie called her choice ‘rational,’ and honestly, in a city where image is everything, that kind of realness hits different.

Finding Peace Over a Ring in SoCal

Right now, Charissa’s all about her own peace of mind, and we’re here for it. She’s head over heels with Steven, living that committed life without needing a marriage certificate to prove it. In a town obsessed with labels and status, she’s flipping the script and keeping it low-key.

For Charissa, love doesn’t need a courthouse stamp or a splashy Beverly Hills bash. It’s about the connection, the kindness, and the calm - something every Angeleno can vibe with after surviving the chaos of heartbreak row.