Visit This Wine Region in Baja to Discover Mexico’s Best Kept-Secret

Mexico has something for every type of traveler: white sand beaches in Tulum, trendy restaurants and museums in Mexico City, Maya ruins in Chichen Itza, and tequila in, well, Tequila. The Baja peninsula is giving you one more reason to head south: Just 90 miles south of San Diego airport, Valle de Guadalupe is the country’s burgeoning wine region. A trip here is like stumbling upon a hidden gem — while the food and wine are comparable to California’s Napa Valley, the region to which it often draws comparisons, the Valle has a more rustic, low-key, and family-grown vibe. It’s a destination where you’ll wind along dirt roads to find unique tasting rooms, chat with the winemakers, get invited to a family birthday party, and, of course, drink copious amounts of good, inexpensive wine.

The Valle isn’t new; Spanish missionaries gave the region its current name in the 1800s and established its agricultural success. Later, Russians fleeing the Russian Revolution bought land in the valley and devoted a portion of it to winemaking. The first vineyard, Bodegas de Santo Tomás, was established in 1888, and there are now over 100 wineries (and counting) along La Ruta del Vino, AKA The Wine Route. The Valle has a cool microclimate due to its proximity to the Pacific Ocean — the morning fog that rolls in each day helps the grapes grow, creating a unique minerality to the wines here.

It’s apparent that wine connoisseurs and jetsetters alike have begun to catch on to the charms of the Valle; luxury hotel offerings are cropping up everywhere, and in 2017 Baja chef Javier Plascencia and LA-based chef Nancy Silverton launched the Valle Food and Wine Festival to celebrate culinary achievements both north and south of the border. With the Valle’s growing popularity, there’s no better time to visit; book a trip now before the crowds come calling.

Where to Stay

El Cielo Winery & Resort is a new hotel with luxury suites and villas set on 79 acres of rolling vineyards. The opening of the resort coincides with the fifth anniversary of the El Cielo Wines, whose celestially themed vintages draw inspiration from the spectacularly starry skies in the Valle. The 56 suites are located in large, modern villas, nestled among a mountainous backdrop and offering views of the property’s two lakes, gardens, and vineyards. To really live it up, book one of the two 2,777-square-foot Presidential Villas: Each can comfortably sleep your entire squad and comes with a fully equipped kitchen, wine fridge, lounge, and oversized jacuzzi.

Even the spacious junior and master suites are nothing to shake your head at — every amenity and detail has been thought of, and the tranquil setting and exceptionally warm service will make you feel like you’ve found your own personal slice of heaven. There are two gourmet restaurants on-site, a pool, and a soon-to-come spa. A variety of activities are offered, including ATV riding, a trolley tour through the vineyards, and traditional grape stomping. The hotel also provides transfer services from the San Diego and Tijuana airports to make the journey there stress-free.

Nearby, you can also find some more unconventional housing options. The “eco-lofts” and “eco-villas” of Encuentro Guadalupe are futuristic glass, wood, and steel structures built into a mountainside, perched above the soil. (Rihanna rented out the entire resort a few years back.) Bruma’s Casa 8, a “desert-cozy bed & breakfast,” has eight separate suites designed to blend into the natural surroundings. And If you’re looking to do a little more glamping in your life, the cabins at Cabañas Cuatro Cuatros will give you a taste of sleeping in an elevated tent — with the added convenience of A/C, an attached bathroom, and a personal terrace.

Where to Drink and Eat

Start with El Cielo, Mexico’s first winery to use solar panels: Its 79 acres of vineyards produce 15 varietals, including Sauvignon Blanc, Nebbiolo, Chardonnay, and Grenache. The winemaker has 20 years of experience and oversees the four specialty brands of wine — Astros, Astrónomos, Constelaciones, and Estrellas (Reserve) — each of which has a distinct character, whether you’re looking for something classic or special.

Vena Cava, the hippest and possibly most eco-friendly winery in the region, is constructed partly from reclaimed fishing boats and other recycled materials and uses organic grapes from its vineyards in its blends. Continue the organic trend with Finca la Carrodilla, Mexico’s first certified organic vineyard. Lechuza Winery, started by the Magnussen family in 2005, has the honor of having its wines served in Yountville’s most famous eatery, the French Laundry — if it’s good enough for Thomas Keller, then it’s good enough for us.

Once you’re ready to soak up some of that wine, there’s no shortage of incredible dining experiences. El Cielo Resort and Winery’s Latitud 32 (named after the latitudinal coordinate of the Valle) is helmed by chef Marco Marin — who was part of the kitchen staff of Copenhagen’s critically acclaimed NOMA — and serves up inventive Baja-Yucatan fusion dishes. Think creative ceviche, handmade tortillas, and plenty of fresh seafood. If you can snag a reservation at the well-regarded and high-end Laja (a seasonal four- or eight-course menu) or Corazon de Tierra (modern Mexican), do so — both made the list of Latin America’s Best Restaurants in 2017. And recently opened upscale Fauna, at the Bruma hotel, is gaining acclaim for its “experimental menu” from young chef Chef David Castro Hussong (whose experience includes stints in New York’s Eleven Madison Park and Blue Hill at Stone Barns).

More casual options are also available. Michelin-rated, Georgia-born chef Drew Deckman has Deckman’s en Mogor, a sustainable restaurant serving meats and produce grown on-site, all in a picnic setting. At another open-air restaurant, Finca Altozano, chef Plasencia prepares simple Baja cuisine in a country steakhouse style.

About 25 miles from the Valle is Ensenada, a small fishing village and seaport (many a cruise docks here) that’s the birthplace of both the fish taco and the margarita. Two bars claim to have each invented the cocktail — Cantina Hussong’s, an old stagecoach station and the oldest canteen in Ensenada, and Bar Andaluz, which is located inside the Centro Social Cívico Cultural Riviera de Ensenada and has a sign outside boasting their 1948 invention of the margarita. Regardless of which tale you choose to believe, head to either (or both!) to enjoy a margarita on the rocks. While you’re in Ensenada, be sure to track down La Guerrerense, a street food cart serving amazingly cheap fresh seafood tostadas and wickedly spicy hot sauce. Just look for the line — the food cart gained additional popularity when Anthony Bourdain visited during an episode of No Reservations, calling it “Le Bernardin-quality seafood in the street.”

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Live up to the “rosé all day" slogan this season by shaking up one of these refreshing rosé cocktail recipes we've gathered from bars, recipe developers, and winemakers across the country. This list includes a twist on the classic French 75, a rosé mimosa, and a new version of frosé... and yes, they all star everyone's favorite pink wine! Cheers to these delightful sips when the days are long and the temps are hot. Scroll for the recipes!


Frozen Watermelon Rosé Sangria Slushies

We can't wait to combine a few of our favorite things with this drink. Slushies, booze, and watermelon – all in one sip! Freeze sliced watermelon and fresh raspberries ahead of time to make sure that the finished drink has that perfect frozen consistency. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Pink Sangria with Rosé Wine

Prep a big pitcher of this rosé-infused sangria to share with all the besties. (via Barley & Sage)

The Pink French 75 Cocktail

This rosé cocktail is a great choice for every flirty and fun cocktail drinker. And with elderflower liqueur, lemon juice, and vodka or gin, it's a quick and easy fix! Pink cocktails for the win. (via The Beauty Blotter)

Raspberry and Pomegranate Rosé Cocktail

This sweet, tart drink makes for a relaxing summer evening. Pomegranate juice, fresh lime, and raspberries give the glass a fruity kick, and the gin and rosé give it the right amount of edge. (via Foolproof Living)

Always Sparkling from Ruffino

Ingredients (serves 1):

  • 1 ounce cognac
  • 3/4 ounce lemon juice
  • 3/4 ounce strawberry purée
  • 1 dash rose water
  • Ice
  • 1 1/2 ounces Ruffino Sparkling Rosé
  • Fresh strawberries, to garnish

Instructions:

  1. Shake all ingredients together except for the rosé.
  2. Strain into a lowball glass with ice and top off with sparkling rosé.
  3. Garnish with a strawberry.

Lavender Lemonade Rosé Cocktails

Lemon and lavender is a match made in heaven, and we can't wait to try this cocktail! A pinch of sea salt rounds out the flavor for a full-bodied drink. (via Plays Well With Butter)

Watermelon Rosé Paloma

This fizzy, sweet sip partners up with a salty, spicy rim that'll keep you coming back for more. (via Half Baked Harvest)

No-Wait Frosé

For anyone who's a *little bit* impatient when it comes to devouring delicious recipes (we totally understand), then this is for you. This drink — which features rosé, frozen strawberries, and vodka — only takes 5 minutes to make, which makes us love it even more than we already did. (via A Spicy Perspective)

Rosé Wine Granita

The hottest of summer days deserve a sweet icy treat like this rosé slushy. It's like a snow cone, but better! (via Feast + West)

Rosé Mimosa from Kim Crawford Wines

Ingredients (serves 4):

For the syrup:

  • 1/4 cup sugar
  • 1/4 cup water

For the cocktail:

  • 1 bottle Kim Crawford Rosé
  • 1/2 bottle prosecco
  • 8 rosemary sprigs, to garnish

Instructions:

  1. In a small saucepan bring the sugar and water to a boil, simmer for 5 minutes until dissolved.
  2. Cool and mix in the rosé, then freeze in a loaf pan, breaking up occasionally until frozen solid.
  3. Process in batches in a food processor until smooth, then freeze again until firm.
  4. Scoop into coupe glasses and top off with Prosecco.
  5. Garnish with rosemary and serve.

Rosé Raspberry Sorbet Mimosas

These mimosas are a unique and colorful addition to brunch or weekends with your gal pals. The drink might have sorbet in it, but we'll still pair it with dessert. (via Fox and Briar)

Strawberry Peach Frosé

As far as we're concerned, peaches are the *ultimate* summer fruit. They're juicy, sweet, and taste amazing in a variety of summer dishes. Add it to your rosé recipe to give your drink even more of a summer feel. (via Culinary Hill)

Summer's Perfect Rosé Spritzer

With strawberries, mint, and lemon, this rosé cocktail is like summer in a glass. (via The Sweetest Occasion)

Frozen Peach Rosé Slushy

Decadent peaches get frozen then blended with your best rosé wine for a drink that keeps things extra cool. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Strawberry Frozen Rosé

Because this cocktail has fruit in it, that means it's a healthy option, right?! Either way, this frosé recipe is delicious and super fitting for summertime – day or night. (via Barley & Sage)

Next time you need a drink for an evening on the front porch or brunch, grab one of these rosé cocktails. Any of these recipes will add some flavor to your spring or summer day!

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It can be tricky to navigate seasons of life where money is tight and the cost of living is high. You want to make sure you aren't wasteful with what you have, but you also want to have some fun. Getting on top of your finances requires more than just checking your balance at the end of the month, and that's why we talked to cool girl and self-proclaimed "Financial Popstar" Haley Sacks (AKA Mrs. Dow Jones).

These money tips will make saving money more fun, and help you better understand the world of finance so that you can achieve your own "Financial Glow Up." Here's how you can start saving money for your dream life today.


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Contrary to what you might have been taught, you don't have to entirely cut fun things out of your life in order to save money. Doing so might actually have the opposite effect: you could burn out and spend way more than you would have if you simply added spending into your budgeted.

"If it’s a splurge that you’re obsessed with and will up your quality of life — then let’s figure out how much it costs and how you’re going to pay for it," Sacks says. She recommends the 50-30-20 method for your budget.

"Start by calculating your after-tax income and break it into 3 categories: 50% for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for future you!" she continues. "That 30% number is what we are going to focus on. That’s the amount you can spend every month on…whatever you want. This splurge included! Just make sure you don’t go over that number because you should never spend on your current self if you’re not also putting money away for future you."

Saving Up For Your Financial Goals

Budgeting helps you divide up your savings before the money goes into your account. That way, you always know what you're saving for. (It's also a good idea to have extra savings because you never know when your car will need a new battery or if you'll have an unexpected trip to the ER).

Saving requires some self-control since it's money you aren't able to spend right now, and it can be difficult to release your current spending habits. "[That stubbornness] really just comes from a fear of the unknown," Sacks says. "We often choose what is comfortable over what’s new! But the more you understand why you’re doing something, the more that stubbornness can be released." Here are some specific financial goals to save up for:

Goal: Becoming Debt-Free

Think how much more money you'll have to save *and* spend once your debt is paid off! Check out the snowball method vs. the avalanche method to figure out what's best for you, and just take it one day at a time.

Goal: Taking A Bucket-List Trip

Whether you've been dreaming of going to France since Emily in Paris dropped or you want to go on a solo trip to your favorite small town, you'll definitely want enough cash to have a good time. You can't go wrong spending money on an experience you'll love.

Goal: Scoring Tix To See Your Favorite Performer

Concert merch, movie tickets, name brand collections — start saving now for these once-in-a-lifetime events and your future self will thank you.

How To Start Investing

Investing is different than a regular savings account. When you invest your money, instead of just sitting in an account, it's put to work in a variety of projects so that you make a net profit and end up with more money than you had before. You can invest with a retirement plan, or government-related options like stocks and bonds. Here's some more investing info to get you started.

Consider getting a financial advisor early in life. Financial advisors can really make a difference in your long-term goals, whether you want to buy a home, start a family, or retire well. Make sure you find a certified financial advisor who is a fiduciary, which means they are legally or ethically bound to act in your best interest. They can help you figure out where to invest your 401Ks and really help you invest and build your savings over time.

How To Become Financially Literate + Financially Independent

Financial independence can feel like a crazy goal when you're in the throes of debt and bills. But there's one thing that can help you move toward it: financial literacy. After all, knowledge is power.

"The more that you take control of your finances, the more you take control of your life and destiny," Sacks says. "Financial literacy also ensures you never get taken advantage of and that you’re maximizing the benefits of all the financial products you use."

Everyone has a different financial situation, which means that everyone has to make different financial choices. Taking a step toward financial independence can mean anything from reexamining your grocery bill to creating streams of passive income that make you money while you sleep (more on that later).

All in all, financial literacy and financial independence can go hand-in-hand. Check out the 5 Tax Terms That Can Save You Money, or these 6 Money Tips For Kids. It's never too early to learn!

How To Make Saving Money Less Boring

You might be thinking, "Saving money just doesn't sound fun," and technically you're right. Saving might not feel fun on its own, which is exactly why we're here! Pinterest Predict's Cha-Ching Challenge got us thinking about ways that we can turn saving into a game. Try one or all of these ideas, and let us know your favorite.

Make Learning Fun

If you want to learn more about finances, find a program that puts the terminology into your language, like Sacks' own aspirational finance media company, Finance Is Cool. "It makes being good with your money chic," she says. "I designed it with the goal of helping the future rich people who follow me take control of their finances step-by-step and provide them with the tools they need to grow wealth, all with a little humor and a lot of Kardashian references so we can have fun while we learn."

Maximize Your Card

If you have a credit card, or a debit card with benefits, use the points and rewards to your advantage. Sacks loves the Amex Rewards Checking account. "I earn Membership Rewards points on eligible Debit Card purchases that I can use on shopping, traveling, and more," she says.

Set up an automated deposit into your checking account when the rewards reach a certain number, or save up all your points for a dream-worthy trip during the summer. You can also check out Brit's interview with The Points Guy for more inspo.

Make Money In Your Sleep

Create one (or more) streams of passive income to bolster your paycheck. You can create downloadable guides and video tutorials, sell photography, or add affiliate links to blog posts, but the beauty of passive income is that whatever you choose will do the work for you.

Have Regular Money Dates

A money date can be carving out time for yourself (or with your partner) to create a comfortable space and review your priorities, values, and overall financial goals and hopefully actually set a plan in motion to achieve those. Take yourself out to a cafe or have a glass of wine by your side to make it fun while feeling good about where you're going. Good luck!

With so much information at our finger tips, it's never been easier to take control of your finances. Check out our email newsletter for more money tips and tricks to help you have your own financial glow up.

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There are times when you’re celebrating big, so you're willing to spring for an expensive champagne. But what if you want a little bubbly to freeze, spike mimosas with, or to pour into a champagne tower? Trader Joe's to the rescue! Trader Joe's champagne has expanded waaaay beyond 'Two-Buck Chuck' to include French champagne and other sparkling white wines produced using the Champagne method, which are *way* less expensive.

Time to pop some tags – no – corks! Here are some of the best Trader Joe's champagnes you can snag on a bargain... ones that even your wine snob friends will love.

Simpler Wine Italian Wine Cocktail

We're kind of obsessed with these little guys, which hold a little over a glass of wine in each $1 can. We love the mango flavor, with hints of fruit and a fizzy finish. Bring these to any BYOB situation, and you're sure to be a hit.

French Fizz Le Blanc 2021

This French sparkling wine, made with a blend of grapes, has a light body with a dry, crisp, and citrusy taste. Plus, the bottle looks so fancy! It also comes in a tasty rosé version.

Brut Rosé French Sparkling Wine

We can’t get enough of this pink Italian sparkler. When summer rolls around, be sure to stock up on these reasonably priced ($7!) bottles.

Opaline Pinot Noir Brut Rosé

This bottle has the delicate flavors of red fruits like strawberry and raspberry, and it bubbles just like a much more expensive option would. You essentially get the taste you love without the price tag!

Trader Joe's Reserve Brut Rosé

Also fermented in the traditional méthode champenoise, this North Coast Californian bubbly has hints of strawberry and a clean, dry finish. It's a flawless upgrade to your basic brunch mimosas!

Villa Antica Asolo Prosecco DOCG Superiore

Prosecco is a dry Italian sparkling wine that starts with different grapes than champagne and undergoes an entirely different fermentation process. (Champagne goes through a second fermentation in the bottle to achieve all of those bubbles and rich texture, while prosecco's second fermentation happens in large vats, which is why it's so affordable.) This prosecco has a clean mouthfeel, bright, bubbles, and a melon-forward flavor. (Photo via Trader Joe's)

Platinum Reserve Brut Sparkling Wine Sonoma County

This medium-bodied brut hints of apple and pear, plus a light gingery spice. It's easy sipping, so you don't have to save it for a special occasion — today will do! Cheers!

La Burgondie Crémant de Bourgogne

Made up of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Gamay, and Aligotè grapes, this sparkling bev has notes of citrus and red apple with a dash of gingerbread spice.

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Additional reporting by Sally Jones and Meredith Holser.

When I was working barista shifts at Starbucks over the winter, we'd get Medicine Ball orders every single hour. And not going to lie, I really hated them. Let me get this straight — I didn't hate the drink, but I more so disliked the fact that the customers ordering them almost always demanded their tea between a swarm of thick coughs and countless small sniffles. Yuck.

It truly felt like I was on the fence of getting sick pretty much every time someone stepped up to the register. But, I remained strong and I did what I had to do as a service worker, which in this case, was to pour the peachy-citrus tea into a pool of honey syrup, then top it with steamed lemonade. Coughs and sniffles aside, I often questioned why someone would order the Medicine Ball, based on the cost of the drink alone (up to $6, and that gets expensive when you're ordering it all the time).

Popular during sick season, the Starbucks Medicine Ball (AKA the Honey Citrus Mint Tea) may be good, but it's not good enough to cure you of that semi-flu, or whatever other pathogens might have been floating around in my café. It's also not worth putting someone else's health in jeopardy. Turns out, you can make the Medicine Ball at home — which saves money and effort (and spares others' safety) in the long run.

Scroll on to find out how simple making the Starbucks Medicine Ball really is!

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TikTok always makes recipes look effortless. So, I took this trusty tutorial into our own hands to compare how good an at-home Medicine Ball could really be against the real one from Starbucks.

Ingredients for the Starbucks Medicine Ball Drink

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How can I make a Medicine Ball at home?

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Making a Starbucks Medicine Ball at home is pretty straightforward:
  1. Heat 1 cup of lemonade in the microwave for 45 seconds to a minute.
  2. Add 1 cup of hot water and stir in 1 tablespoon honey.
  3. Add one bag of Peach Tranquility and one bag of Jade Citrus Mint, then steep for a few minutes.
  4. Enjoy your Medicine Ball!

How I Made The Starbucks Medicine Ball At Home

Meredith Holser

First, I embarked on an ever-iconic Target run to gather my copycat Starbucks Medicine Ball recipe ingredients. Since they were out of the exact Teavana teas I needed to replicate the TikTok recipe, I picked up two similar ones: first, the Good & Gather Organic Peach Honey Tea, and the Good & Gather Organic Mint Tea. I also picked up a jug of lemonade, and planned to use the honey I already had at home. All together, the three ingredients I needed ended up costing me about $9.50.

Step 1: Heat Lemonade

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I measured a cup of lemonade, and just popped my Starbucks mug in the microwave for a minute.

Step 2: Add Water and Honey

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While the lemonade was in the microwave, I set some water on in my electric kettle. Once both liquids were heated up, I measured a cup of water and combined it in the mug with a tablespoon of honey. Yum!

Step 3: Steep Tea Bags

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Then, I put the two teabags in the mixture to steep. The tea wasn't overly hot either, and I steeped them for about 3 minutes before giving my homemade Medicine Ball recipe a lil' sip.

Is the homemade version of the Medicine Ball as good as the one from Starbucks?

Meredith Holser

To my surprise, my homemade Medicine Ball recipe was extremely delicious, and it mimicked the Starbucks one so closely. Before tasting, I gave my tea a sniff, and the smell was pretty much identical to the drink made in stores. The flavor hit the exact same mark.

Overall, I rate my homemade Starbucks Medicine Ball a 4.7/5.

The only detracting factors are the temperature of the drink – Starbucks steams their lemonade to make the drink super hot, and mine wasn't nearly as piping. Of course, this is just personal preference, and next time, I can heat the lemonade for a longer duration, or reheat the drink altogether. Another reason for the minimal point deduction is the drink wasn't as sweet as I expected it to be. Again, this is a personal preference, and you can add as little or as much sweetener you desire!

All of this goes to say, that a homemade Starbucks Medicine Ball is just as yummy as the one you can get at a Starbucks cafe. By following the steps above, you can make a copycat recipe that's going to satisfy your hankering for a citrusy, hot tea!

Looking for more at-home copycat recipes like this Medicine Ball from Starbucks? Browse our site for more DIYs!

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You might ship Jeremiah and Belly on The Summer I Turned Pretty, but actor Gavin Casalegno is officially off the market. On November 12, the actor hard launched his relationship on Instagram by announcing he had gotten married and the chats went crazy. The Vampire Diaries actor has been keeping things very low-key for over a year, so if this news surprises you, you're not alone!

Keep reading for everything you need to know about Gavin Casalegno's wife.

Is Gavin Casalegno married?

"FOREVER CAPTIVATED BY YOU🕊️" Gavin and his new wife Cheyanne said in a joint Instagram post November 12. Gavin wore a black tux while Cheyanne wore a gorgeous strapless gown with a gauzy train and separate, lacy sleeves. As for the veil? The bride wore white fabric over her neck over her shoulders. Gorgeous!

Naturally, the comments went crazy. "okay hard launch !!!!!" one reads, while another user says, "DID I MISS A COUPLE HUNDRED CHAPTERS????"

Gavin and Cheyanne have been together since (at least) spring 2023, when Cheyanne posted him on her Instagram stories. Since then Gavin (or at least, his hair) has popped up on her Insta grid — by the ocean, in Paris, and in the car. Even though Gavin never name dropped his SO at the time, he did talk about dating.

"I definitely have just learned to be more private, which is super interesting because I’m always out in public," he told Shondaland in 2023. "I had to really learn to navigate my own privacy and well-being. So, the quick fix for me is just deleting Instagram and all these apps to kind of check out, to be with my family and be with myself, to spend some time with the Lord — that’s really where I thrive.”

He also told Cosmopolitan that he's had to learn “what it means to just mature a little bit in the dating space."

"You’re dating to marry; you’re not dating to just date,” he said. “I think that gets lost a lot of times in younger generations. So I really try to be intentional with everything that I do as far as spending my time and gift giving and flirting and all these things. I really try to be intentional about it.”

Who is Gavin Casalegno's wife?

Cheyanne King (er, Casalegno) is a registered nurse who graduated in 2023 from Baylor University, according to her LinkedIn.

How many exes does Gavin Casalegno have?

Gavin Casalegno dated model, dancer, and actress Larsen Thompson (who also has 1.2M followers on TikTok) for six years before the couple split in 2022.

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