Emma Hernan has publicly defended her boyfriend, Blake Davis. The Selling Sunset star addressed accusations from co-star Chrishell Stause in exclusive interviews. The controversy centers on allegations of a racial slur and pronoun misuse.
This feud ended the women’s five-year friendship. It played out dramatically during Season 9 and its explosive reunion. Emma’s decision to speak out confirms the deep personal rift.
Emma Hernan provided her version of events to Us Weekly. She stated the incident involving Blake Davis occurred two years ago. He mistakenly used the word “wife” when referring to Chrishell’s non-binary partner, G Flip.
Emma immediately corrected him at the time. She emphasized his response was apologetic, not dismissive. According to Emma, Blake explained his Southern background influenced his initial understanding.
She firmly denied Chrishell’s claim that Blake called pronouns “dumb.” Emma expressed her own sensitivity toward LGBTQ+ issues. She described feeling caught between her friend and her partner.
The conflict represents a significant shift for Selling Sunset’s cast dynamics. Emma and Chrishell were once close allies. Their bond was a consistent element since Emma joined the show in Season 4.
Other agents, including Chelsea Lazkani, became involved in the dispute. Filming for Season 9 reportedly intensified the tensions. The on-screen reunion became a platform for airing these grievances.
For viewers, the split marks the end of a major television friendship. It highlights how off-screen disagreements can fundamentally alter on-screen relationships. Chrishell has since indicated she may leave the series.
Emma explained her decision to prioritize her relationship with Blake. She acknowledged the difficulty of losing a close friend. Her choice reflects a personal commitment despite public criticism.
The couple reconciled after their on-screen breakup during Season 9 filming. They have since appeared together on social media. Emma suggested their relationship is moving forward seriously.
She expressed hope for a future reconciliation with Chrishell. However, she recognized the current impasse seems firm. Both women have publicly stood their ground on the matter.
