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Kirsten Bell may995 Archivesa bit of a mess in The Good Place, but it sounds like she's got things pretty much nailed IRL.

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On Valentine's Day, Bell took to Instagram to share a note she wrote for a couple getting married. She was going to write something congratulatory, apparently, but in the end she jotted down some marriage advice instead.

"After I was finished I realized what I wrote is pretty much the A-Z of how Dax Shepard and I keep our relationship healthy," she wrote.

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"It's worked for us so far, so here ya go."

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Bell followed that post up a few hours later with this Valentine's Day message to her husband.

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Okay, so it's a bit mushy, but you've got to admit -- it isalso quite sweet.

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