HGTV star admits “creative” jealousy when women send messages to their husbands
HGTV stars Ben and Erin Napier He has been married for 16 years and frequently, Erin has experienced a bit of jealousy.
The couple spoke US every weekand Erin explained that she doesn’t like the person who “looks like a supermodel” messaged her about working with Ben.
Erin says she trusts Ben as “110%,” but her imagination sometimes runs wild, just like when her husband happens to find her in the afternoon shower.
Ben spilled something “the whole thing” as it turns out, recalls, not “accusation,” but “I wanted (he) to let him know how creative my mind was.”
Erin Napier admits that she sometimes jealous, like when a woman who loves a “supermodel” sends a message about Ben working with a couple. (Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty Images)
He added that she was self-aware at the same time, “Before she even called, she said, ‘This is stupid. Why am I thinking this?”
The 41-year-old said, “Going with communication and hand in hand. How to break trust (Why didn’t someone tell me about this?”?”
“We were together longer than we were apart. We learned how to communicate together. It’s easy now.”
Napier Say “Communication is an important element of a happy marriage.” Misunderstandings are rare.
“We’re always together. We hear everything he hears. When he hears it, I’m standing with him,” Erin said.
Napier says communication is important in a 16-year marriage. (CMA’s John Shearer/Getty Images)
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“Hometown takeover” The host also acknowledges that people can remove conversations from context for editing.
“What they don’t realize is that a 30-second snippet was filmed where our story was taken from a 30-minute conversation,” Ben told the outlet.
Erin said, “We were together longer than we were apart. We learned how to communicate together. It’s easy now.”
They also said that working together requires real effort.
The couple said people sometimes misinterpret their comments on their HGTV series. (HGTV)
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“Some people say, ‘Oh, I couldn’t work with my spouse.’ But that might be you’ve never tried it before,” Ben said. “If you go to your parents’ house and you’re there for a few days, you tend to get on each other’s nerves. But even if you’re together for a long time, you’ll move beyond that and end up together in this groove.”
At home, they exchange gestures, like a note of love every day when Ben leaves his wife.
“They don’t say anything deep,” Erin said. “(Just), “I’m grateful that it’s you and me, and that this is our life,” or “I’m grateful that it’s mine. I’ll always do my best for you.”
Ben often leaves Erin’s small notes among other romantic gestures. (Gary Gershoff/Getty Images)
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Their daughter, Helen and MayI picked up the gesture. Ben says Helen is always leaving a note for him now.
“The girls are going to be ruined,” joking Erin. “They don’t intend to find a husband who treats him as good as he is. Good luck.”