Giada De Laurentiis and her boyfriend of nearly a decade are still looking madly in love. 

The celebrity chef shared a selfie with Shane Farley on her Instagram Stories on Sunday, June 8. 

The couple appears to be full of love in the new photograph, which was taken at a wedding in Hershey, Pa. It is not clear whose nuptials they were celebrating in the picture.

In the sweet shot, Farley, a TV producer, is smiling and pointing to a bright-red tractor in the corner of the photo. He wore a white collared shirt, striped grey jacket and tortoiseshell glasses. Meanwhile, the Super-Italian cookbook author was photographed in glamorous black sunglasses and a white jacket.

De Laurentiis and Farley started dating in 2015 but met in 2013 over a business meeting. Farley was hired to produce a talk show with De Laurentiis and her friend and fellow Food Network star, Bobby Flay. Although the talk show didn’t come to fruition, Farley and De Laurentiis remained friends.

“I just thought she was really smart and funny and I thought, ‘God, she would be a great host for a show,'” he previously told PEOPLE about their initial meeting.

Lately, another one of the Giadzy founder’s loves has taken most of her attention: her 17-year-old daughter, Jade.

The restaurateur recently spoke with PEOPLE about the college road trip she and Jade took in March.

“Because she’s 17, there isn’t a ton of time for me,” De Laurentiis said. ”Sometimes I feel like she’s sort of in a living in a hotel at my house, you know, she’s in and she’s out, and she has such a full life.” 

De Laurentiis explained that she’s struggling with the idea of empty nesting and said, “As a mom, you spend all 18 years of your life sort of cracking your schedule around her, you know your child and their needs, and all of a sudden it’s all going to be gone.”

She continued, “And I don’t know it’s really scary. It scares the s— out of me, to be honest.”

The mother-daughter duo will have some time apart this summer as Jade will be living in New York for two theater camps, De Laurentiis said.

The Food Network alum shares Jade with her ex-husband, Todd Thompson, whom she divorced in 2014.

A woman says that her boyfriend has been “cut off” by his family for his decision to move in with her — but now she’s not even sure she wants to be with him.

The 26-year-old detailed her experience on a forum on the U.K.-based community site Mumsnet.com, a platform where women can seek advice from other women about interpersonal dilemmas. In her post, the woman says that she is in a “fairly new relationship” with a 22-year-old man she’s known online for “years.”

The woman explains that they only met in person in late 2024, but things “progressed quickly” after that. She says he recently moved out of his mom’s home to move in with her and her eight-year-old daughter — a decision that led to him being “cut off” by his family due to cultural reasons. 

The problem? The woman says she is feeling overextended and is now having second thoughts about whether or not living together was the right move.

“I keep having thoughts like, ‘Should he really live here?’ and ‘Am I better off alone so I can focus on myself and my child?’ ” she confesses in the post. 

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“I love him, but I’m also constantly overwhelmed,” she continues, before adding that her daughter has special needs and the majority of the mental load of maintaining the household falls on her.

“I’m mentally and physically burned out, trying to hold everything together. I feel like I never get proper alone time or space to reset,” the original poster (OP) says, adding, “I’m often irritated around him for no clear reason, even if he’s not doing anything wrong.” 

“I don’t want to lose him, but I feel disconnected, and I don’t know how to tell what’s burnout vs. what’s a sign that this isn’t working,” she says, while also saying that they both have “trust issues” due to “things that happened between us before.”

“Has anyone else been in this in-between place — loving someone, but not sure if being together is helping or hurting right now? How do you figure out what you actually need when everything feels too full to think clearly?” she asks at the end of her post.

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The vast majority of commenters provided tough love to the OP, with many stating that they believe she moved in with her boyfriend much too soon — and that she should course-correct as soon as possible.

“You shouldn’t be moving someone you barely know in with your [daughter]. Even if your child wasn’t in the picture, though, it’s a new relationship. You have enough on your plate. Ask him to leave,” said one person.

“Oh, you have gone about this completely the wrong way, I’m afraid,” said someone else. “Your relationship has alienated him from his family, which is going to put immense pressure on you both.”

They added, “I think you should tell him that he needs to go back [to] his family and end the relationship with you.”

“It’s a ludicrously unwise decision to move in a man you hardly know with your young daughter. This is not the behavior of a mature parent making good decisions for her child,” said someone else.