THE SPOTLIGHT

Beckaly: No, it's only just growing. We’re very fortunate we get to have multiple sides of our relationship. A lot of people don't have the business side and we have actual love. Well, they're both love and romance. We've got a personal romantic relationship and we get to work with each other business-wise. We just like to do what we do.

Beckaly: Being able to champion a space that a team can be a truer version of themselves that they can't be outside of it. And then they get to grow more into themselves in that space. So the space is safe of course, but it provides an opportunity for them to explore their individuality.

Ezra: We haven't gotten there yet. We have plenty of time. Right now we're enjoying our intimacy with each other.

Beckaly: I'm a PDA person. Like, I'm here for it. But I wouldn't want it to be our public. Because we're working in hospitality, we're still responsible for our venues. But if I was in Ibiza, baby, yeah, yeah. Plug it in and turn it on! Let's go!

Ezra: We're also sexualized quite a bit just for who we are and for our position. So I think doing it in public, around those people who are already treating us a certain way would be not the best... Let's go to Ibiza!

Ezra: It used to mean nothing to me. But having had to go through obstacles on a level that was outside of me personally, I've understood the value of it and the value of a community. The moment that I suddenly was forced to hold things back or change things in order to just live a normal life, it made me understand how having a community and being yourself and being open to the public, how important that is and how much that matters to other people.