[custom_adv] Ali, is a Managing Partner at The Lions modelling agency and they have been friends for years, with him regularly appearing on his Instagram feed. Throughout the day, she was seen stepping out with handsome male companion Ali Kavoussi, who stayed in the same look all day. This year’s Pride event in New York was in honour of the anniversary of the police raid on the Stonewall Inn and included a number of big name stars. [custom_adv] However, they may not be able to get more pictures of the couple as they could be practising social distancing at the moment. Due to the outbreak of the pandemic COVID-19 and everyone advised practising self-isolation and self-quarantine. [custom_adv] Meanwhile, We hope that the fans get to see this new could-be couple more often now. We urge everyone to practice social-distancing and other guidelines issued by the health advisory to help prevent the spread of the pandemic virus. [custom_adv] We’ll keep you posted with all new updates and happenings from around the world. Take the time to honor and pamper your relationship. For some couples this means supporting the relationship with couples counseling before you feel you "have" to. It's a real gift to give each this uninterrupted time. [custom_adv] For other couples it may mean going for walks or lying together on the living room couch.Instead of yelling "You're a jerk for doing that" consider expressing how their behavior makes you feel. [custom_adv] The benefit of this kind of communication is that you are the expert on your feelings--no one can debate your feelings with you. (Here's a blog post with more info about how to do that.) [custom_adv] Practice the words "I'm sorry" or "You are right" or "I was wrong". If these are tough words for you then practice with something easy and work your way up to admitting big mistakes. These words act as superfood for your relationship. [custom_adv] When your partner is extremely irritating that's a good time to look inside and listen to what is going on with you. Before you attack them for their annoying behavior ask yourself: Are you hungry? Anxious? Tired? Feeling especially vulnerable? Often it is about you, not them. [custom_adv] When you are fighting you are not communicating so it's very unlikely that the two of you will reach a resolution. [custom_adv] Give each other permission to call a brief "time out" to give each of you some time alone to calm dawn by walking around the block, taking a bath, or listening to music. When you have relaxed the conversation will begin to resemble communication. [custom_adv] Create a few relaxing minutes each day to sit down and check in with each other by taking turns to find out about each other's day. During this time the focus is on listening to each other rather than responding to each other. One of you talks, the other listens, and then you reverse the process.