Allison Kuch and Issac Rochell admit that they once had “toxic relationship”

Before Allison Kuch and Issac Rochell became the power pair they are now, the married couple had a bit of a “toxic relationship.”

Kuch, 30 and Rochell, 29, were guests at Brianna “Chickenfry” Lapaglia And Josh Richard’s BFFS Podcast on March 5 and admitted to falling into “toxic” patterns during the first years of dating each other.

“We have a bit of a toxic relationship background,” Kuch said. “Everyone is like,” Wow, you are such goals. “But I’m like,” It took a second to come here. “”

In the section Sunday Sports Club Podcast Host and retired NFL players opened about a four-month break that they took a few years to date each other and reminded how “devastating” was for both of them then.

“I definitely blocked (Issac during the break),” Kuch reminded. “But then I remember seeing one of his friends posting in a club in Paris … I had a tough night.” She then admitted to calling Rochell and told him, “I bet you connect to girls” on the phone.

The couple ended up on a trip to Bali together during their break and Rochell revealed that they remained divided even after the trip, even though they spent time together.

“When we went to Bali, I felt I was in a transitional period where I was going to graduate college and I’m still so young,” Kuch explained. “I applied for a job in California and feel that I came back to the toxic part and was like” Hold up. “And then (Issac said),” I don’t want to be with you still, “and that (ripped my heart).”

But Rochell shared that Kuch stopped moving to Los Angeles for work while living in Orange County, California before “we stopped slowly (back to each other).”

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Kuch earlier opened about the couple’s four -month break In an interview with Alex Cooper During the Super Bowl Week in New Orleans and noted how the break helped their relationship and possibly long -term marriage.

“I really think that taking a break was so healthy for our relationship because we met, we were 19 and then he got a million dollars when he got drafts (and) I was still in college,” she explained. “It was such a strange experience. So I think we had to like, grow apart for a second and then come back.”