Reality TV stars James Kennedy and Raquel Leviss had not been s**ually intimate for two years before their recent breakup, according to part one of the “Vanderpump Rules” reunion.

During the show, Kennedy, 30, admitted that he did not consider Leviss, 27, to be his soulmate.

Leviss joined in, revealing that the COVID-19 pandemic had taken a toll on their relationship.

The couple had been together for five years before calling off their engagement in December 2021.

The revelation was made during the filming of the reunion, which aired on Tuesday.

When asked when they stopped having s**, Kennedy said it had been a while, since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

Leviss clarified that it was after Kennedy sent her some “rage texts” two summers ago.

Host Andy Cohen then pointed out that Leviss was still wearing her engagement ring.

She promptly removed it and handed it back to Kennedy, who joked that it was worth a Bitcoin.

During the reunion, Kennedy and Leviss broke the news to their castmates that they had decided to call off their engagement.

Leviss explained that she had been having nightmares about their wedding, and that her heart had not been fully in it.

Both Kennedy and Leviss acknowledged that they had come to the decision mutually.

Kennedy, who had quit drinking to save their relationship, admitted that he thought it would fix everything, but it did not.

The news came as a shock to their co-stars, who had been with the couple at Disneyland just a few days prior.

Ariana Madix said she was completely floored by the announcement.

Lisa Vanderpump told Kennedy that she did not understand the reason behind the breakup, but Kennedy explained that they had worked on their relationship, and that he had stopped prodding at it.

The couple had lived together for three years before announcing their split in a joint statement on Instagram.

They wrote that after five years together, they had decided to call off the engagement because they had two different goals and were no longer in love.

Despite this, they still loved and respected each other, and wished nothing but the best for each other.

Part two of the “Vanderpump Rules” reunion is set to air on Bravo on Wednesday at 9 p.m.

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While the show’s fans will be tuning in to see what else is revealed about Kennedy and Leviss’ relationship, it seems clear that they have both moved on from their past and are ready to embrace a new chapter in their lives.