With a large fanbase and lots of buzz, Selling Sunset has made an impact in the genre of reality television, and part of that success is due to the entertaining cast members. When Chrishell Stause was first introduced, viewers learned about her marriage to actor Justin Hartley and her desire to work in the field of real estate, and as the episodes progressed, she showed more vulnerability.
Selling Sunset is among the most dramatic reality shows on Netflix, and throughout the show's three seasons, fans have watched Chrishell get into arguments, support her friend Mary, and deal with her divorce. There are many moments when fans totally took Chrishell's side.
When Christine Was Mad About Mary's Engagement Party
Selling Sunset fans got to see Mary and Romain's beautiful wedding, and before they tied the knot, Christine heard that Mary had an engagement party that she didn't get an invitation to. Christine was angry and felt left out, and Chrishell said that it was casual, tiny, and spur of the moment.
When ranking the cast members of Selling Sunset, many fans are drawn to Chrishell and Christine, as they are big personalities and they have also butted heads quite a lot. In this case, Chrishell was in the right because she wasn't in charge of the guestlist for the party, and she was just trying to be a good friend to Mary.
When Chrishell Had Honest Questions About Mary And Romain's Relationship
In season 1, many of the cast members talked about Mary and Romain, as their age gap raised some eyebrows. Davina and Chrishell discussed the romance and Chrishell asked some questions about the money that they make and how they split finances.
While the others felt that Chrishell crossed a line, she said that Davina was just as curious, and she was definitely right. No one could blame Chrishell for being intrigued about her new co-workers.
When She Wanted A Client To Pick Her
The season 1 episode 'Real Estate Hunger Games' got pretty intense, as a new client wanted to work with Chrishell or Christine, and she decided to have them compete for the job.
Chrishell wanted the client to choose her, and while Christine thought that she was the better person for the job, viewers understood why Chrishell wanted to win. She was new to the Oppenheim Group and wanted to make a good impression and prove that she was up to the challenge.
When Christine Excluded Her From A Party
In a season 2 scene, Christine and Chrishell had some more drama, as Chrishell and Heather chatted about Christine excluding Chrishell from a party.
While not everyone has to be the best of friends and some people just don't get along, this was a time when Chrishell was in the right, as extending an invite her way would have been the polite and nice thing to do.
When She Wanted Support From The Cast During Her Divorce
When comparing Selling Sunset to Million Dollar Listing, one thing stands out about the Netflix series: episodes dive deep into the cast members and their love lives. Chrishell's divorce from Justin Hartley became a big plot point in season 3 and she wanted support from the others. While Mary was sweet to her, visiting her and comforting her, Christine and Davina had some questions.
Chrishell was totally right to want support, compassion, and empathy, and it was wrong of some of the other cast members to say that Justin seemed sweet or wonder what the real story was. That wasn't fair to Chrishell.
When Christine Asked If She Had Dementia
In an argument with Chrishell, Christine asked, "You understand the difference, right? Or do you still have dementia?" and fans were shocked to hear her say this.
It's easy for viewers to be on Chrishell's side here, as this was offensive to those who struggle, and there was really no reason for Christine to even mention the word. Fans could tell that Chrishell didn't enjoy getting caught up in drama on the show, and she tried to be polite during fights.
When Christine Didn't Know Why She Sent Her Flowers
Viewers learned that Christine sent Chrishell flowers, but while this was because Chrishell's dad passed away, Christine said she didn't know why she did it as she couldn't recall the reason.
This was another time when fans were on Chrishell's side, as it's painful for Christine to not remember this. Losing a parent is, of course, a heartbreaking time, and Christine could have shown her co-worker and co-star a bit more compassion.
When She Explained To Christine That They Should Steer Clear Of Each Other
In the season 2 episode 'Billionaires Have Compounds,' the two cast members got a chance to talk about their differences at a party, and Chrishell told Christine that it would make sense to try not to be around each other too much.
Chrishell doesn't seem to enjoy drama or fights, and fans can understand why she would want to keep the peace. It seemed smart and mature for Chrishell to want them to keep their distance from each other and keep things classy.
When She Was Truly Shocked And Wanted More Info About Her Divorce
Fans waited to see what season 3 of Selling Sunset would say about Justin and Chrishell's divorce, already knowing the basic facts: that Justin blindsided Chrishell by texting her that their marriage was done. Chrishell seemed genuinely shocked about the situation, explaining that she wanted more information, as they had a fight and then Justin messaged that it was time to end their marriage.
Fans can support Chrishell here, as she was totally right to wonder why her relationship crashed and burned so fast. She was hurt and heartbroken, and she did deserve a detailed explanation, considering that this is her life and she had never seen any warning signs.
When She Didn't Want To Be The Focus Of Christine's Wedding
When season 3 wrapped up and the cast members went to Christine's wedding, Chrishell hoped that everyone could ignore her divorce. But unfortunately, this became a point of discussion.
Chrishell is one of the most likable Selling Sunset cast members, as she is kind-hearted and not afraid to be vulnerable. It made sense that she wanted the celebration to be about Christine, not her, and it was only logical that she went home from the wedding early when the conversation focused on her too much.