Mary Bonnet has voiced her disagreement with Chrishell Stause’s reaction toward Emma Hernan’s boyfriend, Blake Davis, during Season 9 of Selling Sunset. In an exclusive interview with El-Balad, Mary outlined her perspective on the situation and criticized Chrishell’s public disdain for Blake as being unjust to Emma.
Mary’s Perspective on Chrishell’s Reaction
According to Mary, a close friend implies being a support system during challenging times. “As a friend, you need to be there for them and offer a safe space,” she stated regarding Emma’s complicated relationship. Mary emphasized that a friend should not abandon someone in need or publicly expose their private struggles.
“That public reaction was uncalled for and very cruel,” Mary explained. She questioned Chrishell’s motives, expressing confusion about her actions. “I’ve always loved Chrishell, and I just don’t understand the reasoning for that,” she added. Mary suggested that Chrishell should have privately addressed her concerns with Emma instead of taking to social media.
Emma Hernan’s Rocky Romance
Emma Hernan’s on-and-off relationship with Blake Davis has been a significant plotline in the series. Since joining the cast in Season 4, Emma’s tumultuous romance has attracted much attention. During Season 9, which premiered on October 28, 2023, Blake was a polarizing character within the group.
- Emma Hernan, 33, is featured in Season 9.
- Blake Davis is the focal point of controversy.
- Chrishell Stause, 44, expressed concerns publicly.
Current Status of Relationships
Emma’s friendship with Chrishell has reportedly been strained following Chrishell’s accusations about Blake’s behavior. In an Instagram post, Chrishell questioned Blake’s previous comments, revealing deeper issues surrounding their friendship.
Mary has hinted that viewers will see how this tension unfolds at the upcoming reunion, set to air on November 5, 2023. “It’s going to be just a bombshell,” she promised.
Mary Backs Emma
While discussing Emma’s romantic choices, Mary showed her support. She reflected on the difficulty of recognizing toxic relationships, saying, “Who hasn’t been in a toxic relationship and stayed there longer than they should?” She concluded that strong friendships are crucial for helping individuals recognize their self-worth during such challenging times.
As for her relationship with Chrishell, Mary indicated a distancing. “We don’t really talk that much,” she noted, yet emphasized, “When I love people, I always love them.” She acknowledged that disagreements do not diminish her care for Chrishell.
Selling Sunset continues to stream on Netflix, captivating audiences with its blend of reality and drama.
