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Chris Olsen Shares Awkward Moment During Apartment Hookup
Chris Olsen shared an awkward moment from a recent hookup at his apartment.
The 28-year-old TikTok star said the man noticed a photo of Olsen with his grandmother, who died last summer.
As Olsen talked about her, he began to cry.
The man tapped Olsen on the head twice in what Olsen described as an “aww” gesture.
Olsen said he then apologized and suggested they move on.
Olsen has been single since July 2026, when he and Harrison Dockerty broke up after eight months of dating.
Olsen accused Dockerty of cheating, while Dockerty said he wanted to keep their personal issues private.
Chris Olsen said a man he had over at his apartment gave him two taps on the head after he began crying while talking about his late grandmother.
Olsen recounted the awkward moment in a new video.
He said a photo of him and his grandmother was on the counter when the man asked who she was.
Olsen said his grandmother died last summer.
- Who
- Chris Olsen and a man he had over at his apartment.
- What
- Olsen said he began crying while talking about his late grandmother, and the man gave him two taps on the head.
- When
- Olsen said the hookup was the day before he told the story in a new video.
- Where
- Olsen’s apartment.
- Why
- Olsen began crying while talking about his late grandmother, whose photo was on the counter.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Olsen’s grandmother died.
Olsen said he had a man over at his apartment and began crying while talking about his grandmother.
- Age
- 28
- Location
- Olsen’s apartment
- Grandmother
- Died last summer
- Hookup
- Olsen said it happened the day before he told the story in a new video
What people are saying
I had a hook up over at my apartment yesterday. And I have this photo of me and my grandma, who passed away last summer, on the counter. And he said, ‘Who’s that?’ And I was telling him about her. And then I started crying
I started crying. And you know what he did? He gave me two taps on the head. Kind of like an ‘aww.’ And so I said, ‘Okay, we can, yeah, sorry. We can move on.’