Chrishell Stause Announces Departure from ‘Selling Sunset’
Chrishell Stause revealed she will no longer participate in the Netflix reality series Selling Sunset following the challenges of Season 9. She described the reunion episode as harsh, stating it made her realize the show isn’t the right place for her.
Season 9 Conflicts
During Season 9, Stause experienced multiple conflicts with cast members, including Nicole Young, Emma Hernan, and Bre Tiesi. The tensions involved personal attacks and accusations of disrespect towards her partner.
- Nicole Young referenced Stause’s parents’ struggles with addiction during an argument.
- Stause accused Emma Hernan’s boyfriend of misusing pronouns and using a racial slur.
- She confronted Bre Tiesi over promoting a MAGA jewelry brand and offensive comments about G Flip, Stause’s partner.
Reflection on Season 9 Experience
“The reunion was so brutal. In that moment, I realized I will be done here going forward. I wish everyone the best, but this isn’t the place for me. It felt a little bit like a dog pile.”
Despite the drama, Stause reflected positively on parts of the season:
“I was in a good place with everyone — I felt happy and strong about the real estate aspect... When you think you’re going to have a pretty easy season, without fail, those are the ones that end up being the hardest. I liked this season; I don’t think I had a hard season.”
Show Status
Netflix has not renewed Selling Sunset for a 10th season, aligning with Stause’s decision to step away after a difficult ninth season experience.
Summary: Chrishell Stause has decided to leave Selling Sunset after Season 9, citing a difficult reunion and conflicts that made the show no longer a suitable environment for her.
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