The Bachelor alum Daisy Kent and her boyfriend Thor Herbst’s joint house comes with specific bathroom amenities.
“We have a conjoined bathroom, but we both have our own sinks,” Kent, 26, said on a recent episode of Gia Giudice’s “Casual Chaos” podcast. “Mine’s on one side, and his is on the other, so our backs face each other. Then, there’s a [bathtub] in the middle and we have separate toilets, which I like.”
Kent moved into Herbst’s Las Vegas house in March after a year of dating.
“When we were modeling the house there, I [had] a couple options, but that one had two toilets,” she said. “I was like, ‘I’ve never seen this, but I like it.’”
Giudice, 24, chimed in to joke that Kent and Herbst are now able to “do [their] business separately.”
While Kent has since settled into Herbst’s abode, she was initially wary about sharing space full-time.
“I was a little nervous to move in because I’m messy,” she quipped on the podcast episode. “He is very clean [and] everything’s always put away, which I think is a blessing that he’s that way and I’m not because usually I feel it’s the other way. I was more nervous about me and my messes bothering him, but I’ve definitely done a lot better at cleaning up and stuff. It hasn’t really been an issue.”
Kent, the runner-up on Joey Graziadei’s season of The Bachelor, further noted that her history with Herbst made living together even easier. (She met Herbst in college at San Diego State University, where they briefly dated ahead of graduation.)
“I feel like we have an interesting relationship when we moved in together because freshman year of college, we were next-door roommates in the dorm,” Kent said. “So, he had already seen me — like a long time ago — at my absolute worst and best. [It] was really nice.”
Us Weekly broke the news in April 2024 that Kent started dating Herbst after he reached out months after The Bachelor season 28 wrapped. They discussed moving in together one year later.
“We just had a lot of conversations about it, and we were spending all the time we could together, anyway,” Kent explained to the Next Gen NYC star. “We’d be doing our work stuff, but then we were together every single weekend. If I could work from Vegas or if he could work from L.A., like, we were always trying to be with each other.”
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