Chrishell Stause, a beloved cast member of the Netflix reality show Selling Sunset, has made a surprising decision to exit the series after nine seasons. In a recent interview, Stause revealed her reasons for leaving, shedding light on her complex relationship with her co-stars and the show's production. But here's where it gets controversial... Stause not only points to her issues with Emma Hernan as a reason for her exit, but also criticizes the show's editing, particularly in the most recent season. After a season filled with drama, including clashes with Emma Hernan, Nicole Young, and newcomer Sandra Vergara, Stause is ready to move on. She explains that her decision to leave is not solely due to personal conflicts, but also because she has reached a point where she no longer needs the show financially and it is negatively impacting her mental health. Stause also addresses the recent feud with Hernan, accusing her of 'flaming the hate' towards G Flip, who uses they/them pronouns. The intense fallout between the two friends stems from Hernan's defense of her boyfriend, Blake Davis, after Stause claimed he made derogatory comments regarding G Flip's identity. The feud simmered throughout the filming of the recent season and blew up at the reunion and on social media. Now, Stause gives more insight into her issues with Hernan staying with Davis. She claims that Davis made threatening and disrespectful comments towards G Flip, and that Hernan's defense of him was not only inappropriate but also harmful. While the show hasn't officially been renewed yet, Stause said she wishes the show 'the best' if it continued. She also hints at the possibility that she may not watch the show if it does continue, as she has reached a point where she no longer needs it financially and it is no longer good for her mental health. But will the show be the same without her? Only time will tell. And this is the part most people miss... Stause's decision to leave Selling Sunset is not just about personal conflicts, but also about her well-being and the show's impact on her life. It's a reminder that sometimes, even in the glitz and glamour of reality TV, the real drama lies behind the scenes. So, what do you think? Do you agree with Stause's decision to leave? Or do you think she should have stuck it out for the sake of the show? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
