Chrishell Stause, a prominent star from “Selling Sunset,” recently expressed her displeasure with comments made by fellow cast member Mary Bonnet regarding her feud with Chelsea Lazkani. Taking to her Instagram Story on October 30, Chrishell shared her thoughts after watching an interview with Mary in which the latter discussed her feelings about possibly encountering Chelsea on the show following their fallout.
In her post, Chrishell stated, “I was there for all the on camera and off camera moments. You were never in danger girl.” She accused Mary of perpetuating a dangerous narrative, urging her to “Do BETTER.”
Mary, in her interview, had explained her heightened emotions during a recent social gathering where Chelsea was also present. She emphasized her desire to avoid a potentially uncomfortable situation, stating, “I just didn’t want to put myself in a situation where I’m in danger.” Mary claimed there were underlying issues that motivated her reactions, which she felt were not adequately represented on the show.
She reflected on her emotional response at the party, mentioning that it stemmed from real concerns and discussions that took place afterward. “I’m a grown woman and I’m a professional. I don’t have this in my life,” Mary asserted, explaining her reluctance to interact with Chelsea.
Despite a recent gesture from Chelsea, who sent flowers to Mary after a traumatic incident, Mary perceived the gesture as orchestrated by production rather than a genuine attempt to connect. “It wasn’t a normal way to go about things,” she remarked, suggesting there was more collaboration behind the scenes than was portrayed.
Mary hinted at significant moments that were left on the cutting room floor, which she believed would clarify her feelings about the situation. “There’s a lot that was not on camera. They cut it out,” she noted, emphasizing her efforts to remain composed during difficult conversations.
As the conflict continues, both women are set to address their issues in the upcoming “Selling Sunset” reunion, which is set to air on November 5. The reality series, which premiered in 2019, has garnered a substantial fan following for its dramatic storylines and transparent revelations among its cast members, making the tension between Mary and Chelsea a focal point of interest as viewers eagerly await further developments.
The ninth season of “Selling Sunset” is currently available for streaming on Netflix, offering an insight into the complex dynamics and relationships among its cast.