Sonders shared a peek into their evenings with her followers, showing a scene that's probably familiar to many couples. She's not mad about it, but she's not thrilled either.
Picture this: The lights are low, the mood is set, and you're ready for some quality time with your partner. But instead of sparks flying, there's just the glow of a phone screen and awkward silence.
That's what Sonders faces when she climbs into bed with De La Hoya. She gives the camera a silent, questioning look that says it all. Her boxer beau is glued to his phone, maybe reliving old fights or checking up on past opponents.
It's a moment that hits home for a lot of people. We're all guilty of getting lost in our screens sometimes, even when we should be connecting with the person next to us.
Fame and fortune don't shield you from everyday relationship speed bumps. Routines can become barriers, silence can grow, and before you know it, you're more connected to your phone than your partner.
Sonders' candid share serves as a reminder for all couples to work on their habits together. It's important to keep talking, even when it's uncomfortable. The goal? To rekindle that connection with each other, not our screens.
So next time you're tempted to scroll through your phone in bed, remember: The most important profile you should be checking out might be right next to you.