- "Love is Blind" stars Danielle Ruhl and Nick Thompson spoke to Insider about married life.
- They say they love dressing up in costumes — like hot dogs and corn — together.
- During the series, Thompson was apprehensive about Ruhl's love of dressing up and dancing on tables.
One of the most talked-about scenes in the wild second season of "Love is Blind" involved stars Danielle Ruhl and Nick Thompson arguing while they were dressed as a hot dog and stalk of corn.
The couple — who tied the knot during the season finale — revealed to Insider that they still regularly wear both costumes at home together.
"All the time," Ruhl told Insider at the iHeartRadio Music Awards red carpet in Los Angeles on Tuesday. "We probably have like, 20 new costumes at this point."
"It's fun too because as soon as we have friends or family over, everyone's like, 'Oh we want to see the costumes,"' Thompson said. "And everyone ends up in costumes!"
Thompson first discovered Ruhl's hobby of dressing up when he visited her apartment and realized — as he looked around at the Guitar Hero and Nerf guns — that they had some very different interests.
Ruhl told Thompson that her friends had a penchant for dancing on (and breaking) tables, to which Thompson replied: "No one would climb on my kitchen table and break it."
"Well, me and my friends do," Ruhl replied. "We like to have fun."
But when asked by Insider if he's danced on any tables since, Thompson admitted that he's tried it "occasionally."
"I haven't even done that yet since we've been married," Ruhl added. "It's all him!"
And as for the Guitar Hero, Thompson said the couple is "negotiating" finding somewhere to store the video game instead of having it in the living room.
"I was like, 'I guess you can put it in a bin, you're right — it looks a little obnoxious,'" Ruhl said. "It's all about compromise."
Ruhl also revealed that Abhishek "Shake" Chatterjee — the season's most controversial star — has since been banned from the cast's group chat.
"I've had to block him on every single form of social media," she said. "I don't even know what's going on in his life."
Disclosure: Mathias Döpfner, CEO of Business Insider's parent company, Axel Springer, is a Netflix board member.
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