Christine Brown Reveals Secrets in New Utah Home with David Woolley

Christine Brown and David Woolley have shared some candid truths from their life together. The couple showcased their take on the viral "We Listen, and We Don’t Judge" challenge through a joint Instagram video.

Christine started the challenge, sharing her habit of hiding Amazon packages. "Sometimes when I order too many, I hide them," she confessed. She humorously added, "If I try them on and don’t like them, they go back in the car." David's astonished reaction evoked laughter between them.

David then took his turn, admitting, "When a big party is happening and I say I have to work, I’m actually going to watch sports upstairs." Christine burst into laughter and both reiterated their mantra, "We listen and we don’t judge."

As the video wrapped up, Christine joked about not understanding football despite David’s attempts to explain it. David revealed his strategy regarding their departure preparations. He gives Christine a misleading timeline, saying he informs her an hour before they actually plan to leave.

Christine raised her eyebrows in surprise, replying, "An hour?" She humorously summarized their experience: "I couldn’t help it. I’m judging, I’m judging."

Christine’s and David's confessions followed a home tour video they shared in late November. Christine emphasized their desire for a "nice and cozy" atmosphere in their four-bedroom house. She wanted to create a welcoming environment for their guests, saying, "If you come here, you’re family."

Their decision to purchase the house came after only a few months of dating, going public with their relationship in February 2023. Christine described the soothing hues of the home, reflecting a blend of masculine, feminine, and peaceful elements.

The couple expressed excitement about their favorite space—the den. Christine highlighted the kitchen's ample space as ideal for hosting gatherings, affirming one of the significant reasons for their home choice.

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