FOX Sports and Amazon Prime broadcaster Charissa Thompson just made her stance on marriage crystal clear.

During a Q&A on her Instagram Stories while traveling with boyfriend Steven Cundari, a fan asked Thompson if the two were planning to get married.

“No, I will never legally get married again. I won’t sign any paperwork. But happy to have a party and celebrate how much I love Steve with friends and family,” Thompson wrote.

Thompson has been married twice before. She first tied the knot when she was 25 years old. Then in 2020, she married sports agent Kyle Thousand, but divorced him in 2022. She later opened up about both experiences on Kylie Kelce’s Not Gonna Lie podcast.

“I married the wrong people, plural,” she said. “Just being with a man who is kind and doesn’t take from me is commitment enough for me.”

Cundari came into her life in a way that had nothing to do with dating apps or chance. She revealed on the podcast that Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford and his wife Kelly played matchmakers, deciding they were tired of watching Thompson date the wrong people. She went public with Cundari in July 2022 with a vacation post from the Amalfi Coast and has been in a happy relationship with him since.

Charissa Thompson’s stance has been consistent for some time. In an earlier episode, she joked that she already had “two strikes” when it came to marriage and was not interested in risking a third. However, Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s wedding did have her hoping for a similarly—not exactly—special event.

“It was magical,” Charissa Thompson said on Calm Down. “It was a reminder to all of us, and maybe, maybe there’s some subliminal part of seeing them get married that makes me want to have a version adjacent to marriage and the commitment ceremony.

“Watching them get married, I’m like, when you find your person, everything else in the world is right. And that, to me, that night and that weekend really was a reminder that you can have everything in the world. But if you don’t have the person to share it with, then it’s not worth anything.

For Thompson, the answer isn’t about a lack of commitment. It’s about having already learned what she does and does not want, and choosing to do things on her own terms this time around.