LOVE IS DEAD!!! Well, according to Tully, Alex and Kirby it is, because G Flip and Chrishell Stause have called it quits and the girls are officially in mourning.

This week on While We Have You, we unpack the breakup of the century, why women can feel like they've "failed" when a relationship ends, and what happens when your love life plays out in public. Then, inspired by Sophie Monk and the Bardot reunion, things get VERY personal as Tully opens up about the friendship break-ups she still thinks about years later, while Alex reveals the brutal intervention her best mates staged when she was in her chaotic era.

Plus, Airbnb has banned checkout chore lists. Are you stripping the bed and taking out the bins, or is that what the cleaning fee is for? Kirby also opens up about the stereotypes she still encounters as an Indigenous woman in Australia, and why they shape the way she acts in hotels, Airbnbs and public spaces.

In this ep bby:

01:00 - G FLIP & CHRISHELL: THE BREAK-UP OF THE CENTURY
03:00 - WHAT DID THEIR BREAK-UP STATEMENTS REALLY SAY?
06:00 - WHY DO WOMEN FEEL LIKE A BREAK-UP IS A FAILURE?
09:30 - ALEX GETS REAL ABOUT LOVE & RELATIONSHIPS
13:00 - TULLY ON BELIEVING SHE WAS "HARD TO LOVE"
18:50 - SOPHIE MONK, BARDOT & FRIENDSHIP BREAK-UPS
22:00 - ALEX'S FRIENDS STAGED AN INTERVENTION
25:30 - TULLY ON ENDING HER CLOSEST FRIENDSHIPS
28:00 - WHY FRIENDSHIP BREAK-UPS CAN HURT MORE
30:45 - ALEX'S BALI TWERKING ERA
32:45 - AIRBNB HAS BANNED CHECKOUT CHORES
37:00 - WHEN AIRBNB HOSTS ASK FOR TOO MUCH
40:30 - WHY KIRBY ALWAYS LEAVES A HOTEL SPOTLESS
43:00 - KIRBY ON RACISM & STEREOTYPES IN AUSTRALIA

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While We Have You is produced on the land of Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung and Bunurong/Boon Wurrung peoples of the Eastern Kulin Nation.