Rachael Ray Blows the Lid Off Her Marriage Drama - What's Really Going On Behind Closed Doors?

Rachael Ray is opening up about her marriage drama and it's getting real. The celebrity chef and television personality sat down for an interview and dished about the trials and tribulations of her relationship with husband John Cusimano.

According to Ray, marriage has been a rollercoaster ride for the couple. 'There are moments when I get really angry,' she admitted. 'But at the end of the day, I know that we love each other, and that's what matters most.'

So, what triggers Ray's anger? She confessed that it's usually the little things that get under her skin. 'It's the everyday stuff, like when John leaves the cap off the toothpaste or when he doesn't load the dishwasher correctly,' she laughed. 'It's the tiny annoyances that can add up and make me feel frustrated.'

But despite the ups and downs, Ray and Cusimano have been married for over 15 years, and they're still going strong. So, what's their secret? Ray credits their ability to communicate and laugh together. 'We've learned to talk things through and not let our emotions get the best of us,' she explained. 'And we always find time to have fun together, whether it's trying new recipes in the kitchen or watching our favorite TV shows.'

Ray also revealed that she has a few tricks up her sleeve to calm down when she's feeling stressed or angry. 'I take deep breaths and try to focus on the present moment,' she said. 'I also love to cook and bake when I'm feeling anxious. It's therapeutic for me and helps me unwind.'

One of her go-to recipes when she's feeling stressed is a classic chocolate chip cookie. 'There's something about the smell of baking cookies that just makes me feel better,' she said. 'And let's be real, who doesn't love a warm, gooey cookie straight from the oven?'

Ray hopes that her honesty about her marriage will help fans and followers see that even in the public eye, relationships take work. 'We're not perfect, and we have our disagreements, but at the end of the day, we love each other and that's what counts,' she said. 'I hope that our relationship can be an inspiration to others, and show them that with a little effort and commitment, they can make their own marriage last.'