Gabby Windey & Robby Hoffman Discuss Gabby Converting to Judaism, Having Kids & More!

Getting candid.

In honor of Valentine’s Day this week, former Bachelorette Gabby Windey and her girlfriend Robby Hoffman stopped by Interview magazine for an honest conversation about their relationship.

The two started off talking about how life has been since moving in together in August.

They discussed some of the challenges of living with a partner, with Gabby saying, “Robby moved into my place and I didn’t realize how particular I could be and how much I was attached to my own things. The first thing she did was put up her Emmy, which I loved, but I thought it was going to stop there.”

Robby chimed in, sharing, “It’s a logistical challenge with the actual physical place that we’re in because there’s no storage. I guess some of these houses that they built a million years ago were during the depression era and people didn’t have things. There’s not an entryway closet, for instance.”

The two also talked about their bond and how when they are traveling for work how long distance makes their relationship even stronger.

Gabby opened up about leaving to film “The Traitors” in Scotland, saying, “Robby was the only thing really that got me through. She sent me off with this Jewish prayer card, and it starts out with calling in the Lord. And I said it every night just to feel connected to her and to obviously pray for success.”

While Gabby isn’t Jewish, Robby grew up very religious and Gabby said in the interview, “We talk about converting.”

As for what else their future holds, while they are open to marriage, Gabby shared that they do not want children together.

Robby added, “No kids! This is my baby and I’m her baby. We’re taking a page from the gays: Double income, no kids.”

The former Bachelorette also shared her best dating advice for anyone who’s maybe feeling single and lonely on Valentine’s Day.

Gabby said, “I was single for so long, and you get down on yourself. You’re like, ‘Am I ever going to meet someone?’ And then you meet the love of your life. It’s meant to happen for everybody. And then you forget about all the hard things that you’ve been through and now we have the rest of our lives to look forward to.”