Chrishell Stause says her lawyers will monitor the upcoming tenth season of Selling Sunset for any defamatory claims, despite her decision not to watch the Netflix reality series herself.
Stause, who is not returning after nine seasons, made the comments while attending The Hollywood Reporter’s Creator A-List Party on Wednesday October 21.
“I won’t [watch],” she said. “And I don’t mean that in a bad way. I hope they have an amazing season. I’ll have lawyers let me know if there’s defamation, but I feel like, to be honest with you, if you love something, let it go.”
She added: “I had a good time with that show. It brought me a lot of really amazing things. I want [the cast] to go on and do their thing. It’s not for me. So, I really wish it the best.”
Stause then issued a direct warning to anyone who might make allegations about her on the programme: “That being said, don’t defame me. I will sue you.”
She announced her departure from Selling Sunset last year, saying she no longer needed the show financially and that it was no longer good for her mental health.
The next season is expected to feature major changes to the cast, with seven women leaving the show.
