Avrey Ovard Hints at Her Sister Aspyn's Sexuality 6 Months After Divorce from Husband Parker Ferris

Aspyn Ovard has been opening up about her interests post-divorce.

The YouTube personality, 28, continues to hint at what she's looking for in a relationship, six months after she filed for divorce from her husband Parker Ferris on April 1.

In an Instagram Reel shared by her sister Avrey on Oct. 29, she hints at Aspyn's sexuality with suggestive text written over a video of the siblings lip-syncing the words to the viral "in da clerb we all fam" sound.

The text reads: "When you've been out for years and now your newly divorced sister wants to date girls too."

The Instagram Reel comes a few weeks after Aspyn listed the character traits she's looking for in her next relationship after separating from Ferris, who she had been married to for more than eight years.

The social media star said she created the video, which has since been deleted, in response to fans asking if she'd "ever be ready to date again." The mom of three went on to detail the characteristics she'd like a partner to possess, stating "someone who doesn't lie" as the first.

"I know it seems like an obvious one, but imagine if they lied for like 10 years or something? Imagine how crazy?" she said. Other traits listed included "someone who has a job," "financially contribute" and someone who "didn't accuse" her of "cheating on them all the time."

Aspyn filed for divorce on the same day she announced the arrival of their third child together and hasn't revealed details on why she chose to separate since then. She did, however, explain why she chose not to discuss the topic in the months that followed.

"You see how I considered my children and how it would affect them to have their family's personal information shared all over the Internet? Very smart, very good mom," she said at the time while holding her newborn in a video shared in August.

Aspyn elaborated that she kept the details private in an attempt to "protect [her] peace," though her followers speculated that the October video listing her preferred characteristics was a subtle hint at the reasons that led to their divorce.

Recently, Aspyn clarified her relationship status when speaking on the Pretty Basic Podcast in September, alluding that their divorce has since been finalized.

"In terms of a relationship status, it's weird for me to say 'I'm single' because I have not said that since I was 17 years old," she said on the show. "So really I've never even been single as an adult ever ... so it's a different era that I'm going into."

Around the same time that video was uploaded, Asypn shared another TikTok with the caption, "this is a safe space for the girls and the gays," where she addressed a topic that she says she "gets comments about all the time."

"I will never ever ever talk about someone else's sexuality on the Internet... it would never be my place to share," she said at the beginning of the clip.

She explained, "When people come out later as gay... or they've been in a relationship... it just makes me sad because it makes me feel like they couldn't be themselves," though she added, "I know some people realize later."

The Utah creator also referenced the large Mormon community in her home state. "So many people are not free to be themselves," she said in the video. "I feel like I have a special place in my heart for that because of growing up there."