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Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Selling Sunset's Emma Hernan, 33, SPLITS from 'MAGA boyfriend' Blake Harris, 28, after her ex-best-friend Chrishell Stause's fiery feud with him
Selling Sunset star Emma Hernan has split from her boyfriend Blake Harris, months after her ex-best-friend Chrishell Stause became embroiled in a fiery feud with him. The realtor, 33, was first publicly linked to developer Blake, 28, in December after dating for a year, but the pair are now believed to have gone their separate ways. Emma took to her Instagram Stories on Monday to hint at her relationship status as she described herself as 'single' while on a helicopter ride with her friends. Filming herself flashing the peace sign, a caption read: 'POV: You're single for the summer getting your passport stamped.' Emma has not officially confirmed her split from Blake or addressed their relationship status, though TMZ first reported they had gone their separate ways. MailOnline has contacted Emma's representatives for further comment. The news of their split comes after Emma's former best friend Chrishell, 44, became embroiled in a very public spat with Blake, accusing him of saying 'pronouns are dumb' The news of their split comes after Emma's former best friend Chrishell, 44, became embroiled in a very public spat with Blake. In May, Chrishell, 43, responded to a comment on Instagram after fans noticed the once inseparable friends had not been posting pictures together online. The fan asked: 'What's happening with you and Emma? Hot topic on Reddit.' Chrishell made some bombshell allegations about Blake as she replied: 'Ask her about her MAGA bf who told me pronouns are dumb and that he likes to use the N word. 'I just can't with that. Too old to allow that in. But love her from afar.' However, real estate agent Blake broke his silence on her allegations and claimed to have only met Chrishell 'a handful of times'. 'The meeting at Ms Stause's home took place in January 2024, and this was the last time I saw or spoke to Ms Stause,' he claimed. 'We are barely acquaintances and we know very little about each other's beliefs and lives.' In May, Chrishell made accusations about Blake while responding to a comment on Instagram after fans noticed the once inseparable friends had not been posting pictures together online He claimed that he and Chrishell 'have never discussed political views' and argued he 'does not use derogatory language about anyone'. However, he admitted he did mistakenly call Chrishell's partner G Flip 'Ms. Stause's wife', though the Australian drummer uses the gender neutral pronouns they/them. 'The only time we had a real conversation was when I met Ms Stause at her house with Emma. I regretfully referred to G Flip as Ms Stause's wife,' he claimed. 'Ms Stause corrected me that they were partners and that G Flip goes by the pronoun them. 'Since, I have respectfully used the preferred pronouns.' Blake also said he remained 'committed' to Emma in very rare comments about their relationship, as Emma generally keeps her private life out of the spotlight. 'Aside from a few breaks we have taken due to distance and other personal issues, we remain committed to each other,' he added in comments made shortly before their split emerged. As recently as February 2025, the former besties had interacted with each other on social media and they are both pictured with Chelsea Lazkani in December 2024 'I am a supportive partner to Emma and I fully support her friendship with Ms Stause.' The state of once-inseparable best friends Emma and Chrishell's current relationship is not known. As recently as February 2025, the former besties had interacted with each other on social media. The Selling Sunset co-stars' feud was reportedly filmed for the upcoming season of the show and will play out when season nine premieres.
Tom's Guide
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Tom's Guide
Netflix sets 'Love Is Blind,' 'Selling Sunset' and other reality TV show premiere dates
If you're a fan of Netflix reality shows like "Love is Blind," "Selling Sunset" and "Perfect Match," we've got great news: Your fall TV schedule is about to be stacked. Yes, the popular streaming service has officially announced premiere dates for a half-dozen of its most popular reality titles from August through December of this year. On the lineup is the third season of "Perfect Match," coming to the platform on Friday, August 1. In the romantic competition series, "contestants will pair up and take part in scandalous challenges designed to test compatibility and stir up drama," per Netflix. As per usual, the cast will feature some familiar faces from the reality-TV realm, including singles from "Love is Blind," "Too Hot to Handle," "Temptation Island" and more. Later that month is the second season of "Love is Blind: UK" on Wednesday, August 13: "In the new season, UK and Ireland-based singles who want to be loved for who they are — rather than what they look like — will take a less conventional approach to modern dating by choosing someone to marry without ever meeting them," per the streamer. October will see the premieres of both USA's "Love is Blind" season 9 (dropping on Wednesday, October 1) as well as "Selling Sunset" season 9 (Wednesday, October 29). In terms of the latter, the new episodes bring not only new high-stakes real estate listings but also new faces: Sandra Vergara joins the O Group this season, vying for hot properties alongside returning cast members like Chrishell Stause, Emma Hernan, Nicole Young, Amanza Smith and more. (Jason and Brett Oppenheim, the brokers behind the O Group, will also be back for season 9.) "Selling the OC," which is a spinoff series of "Selling Sunset," will also be returning for its fourth installment on Netflix on Wednesday, November 12. The offshoot series will also see new agents adding some tension to the property-pushing mix, with Fiona Belle, Ashtyn Zerboni, and Kaylee Ricciardi joining the season 4 cast. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. And the real estate-themed drama will continue into December with the premiere of the second edition of "Owning Manhattan" on Friday, December 5. The new season will continue following powerhouse business mogul Ryan Serhant and his brokerage SERHANT through the 'highest highs and lowest lows' of New York City real estate. 'It's an emotional and physical roller coaster,' Serhant told Tudum about season 2. 'There are records broken — $50 and $60 million purchases. There is commercial development in the hundreds of millions of dollars.' Sounds expensive and juicy! Given that "Love Island USA" is now over, our TV schedules are wide open for new Netflix reality drama — happy to see some of the streamer's best shows back to fill the void this summer and beyond.
Daily Mirror
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Netflix's Selling Sunset lands season 9 release date as A-lister's sister joins cast
The Oppenheim Group's glamorous real estate agents are finally returning to Netflix. After months of anticipation, Netflix has finally confirmed Selling Sunset season nine's release date. The eighth season premiered back in September, and with it came explosive drama that viewers have grown to expect from the hit reality show. Per the synopsis, Selling Sunset follows seven of Los Angeles' most successful female realtors all working for the top agency in the Hollywood Hills and the Sunset Strip. The official description teases: "They work hard and play harder, as they compete with the cutthroat LA market and each other. "These ladies will do what it takes to make it to the top of their game, all while trying to keep their personal lives intact." So when can viewers expect to see more drama from the sunset crew? Selling Sunset Season 9 release date Selling Sunset season nine began filming shortly after the events of season eight, which saw everything from fallouts among the cast to a dog funeral. The new series will premiere on Netflix on Tuesday, October 29. If this instalment is anything like the previous eight, all episodes will be available to binge watch on the same day. Selling Sunset Season 9 new and returning cast The forthcoming season sees the return of Chrishell Stause, Chelsea Lazkani, Emma Hernan, Nicole Young, Alaina Gold, Mary Fitzgerald, Amanza Smith, Bre Tiesi, and Jason and Brett Oppenheim, the brokers behind the agency. Joining them is newcomer Sandra Vergara, who you may recognise as A-lister Sofia Vergara's adoptive sister. Like her sibling, Sandra is an actress with credits including 2011 horror film, Fright Night, which features Colin Farrell and David Tennant. Ahead of the new series, the Colombian star explained her decision to join the Oppenheim Group agents. "The O Group felt like the perfect fit: sharp, high energy, and full of people who are at the top of their game," she told Tudum. She went on to tease: "Season 9 definitely brings some unexpected twists. There are some jaw-dropping moments you won't see coming." As for her selling skills, Sandra has "always had an eye for design and a love for people". Therefore, "combining that in real estate just clicked."
Glasgow Times
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Australian singer-songwriter announces Glasgow gig on world tour
G-Flip, who is also an acclaimed producer and multi-instrumentalist, will perform at the the O2 Academy on Sunday, November 16 as part of The Dream Ride Tour. Announcing the UK leg of the tour, they said: "I can't wait to bring The Dream Ride Tour to the UK. "The UK crowds have some of the best energies in the world so I'm stoked to be coming back to party with you." READ NEXT: New Still Game mural unveiled in Glasgow The news comes hot on the heels of the announcement of their third studio album, Dream Ride which is released on September 5. G-Flip, who was born in Melbourne but is now based in LA, is married to Chrishell Stause who stars in Netflix's Selling Sunset. Tickets for the show will go on sale at 10am on Friday, July 18.
News.com.au
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Footy-mad singer-songwriter G Flip's one big regret ahead of their biggest Australian tour yet
Collingwood-mad music star G Flip has become a victim of their own success. The ARIA-winning Melbourne-born, US-based singer-songwriter, who identifies as non-binary and uses they-them pronouns, is backing their beloved Magpies to go all the way this year, but is already booked up for Grand Final day. 'Absolutely, we are Flagpies 2025,' said G Flip. 'And I'm so sad because I have a festival in Washington so I won't be able to get back but everyone knows that I will be watching at whatever hour. We can't be driving on tour where I can't get reception. We need to be with a stable Wi-Fi connection so I can watch the Pies in the grand final.' Although G Flip now lives in Los Angeles, the drummer and multi-instrumentalist still gets up at all hours to watch their team play – and carefully stage-managed their current promotional trip of Australia to be able to catch Collingwood play on the Gold Coast last week and caught up in the dressing room after the game with skipper Darcy Moore. G Flip has even converted their wife of three years – US actor and reality TV star Chrishell Stause, with whom she appeared on the cover of US weekly in May for their Pride edition – to the black and white cause. 'She is a Collingwood supporter,' G Flip said. 'I've bought her two jerseys, a scarf, a couple of hats and a beanie. And she's got a MCC membership even though she's never been to the MCG.' With third album Dream Ride, the follow-up to 2023 No.1 album Drummer, due in September and new single In Another Life released last week, G Flip is back in Australia to announce their biggest tour on home soil yet next year. The tour will kick off at Brisbane's Riverstage on February 27 before moving to Sydney's Hordern Pavilion on March 3; Melbourne's Margaret Court Arena, March 5; Adelaide Entertainment Centre, March 7; and Fremantle Arts Centre March 15, with tickets on sale next Monday. And while G Flip says that the size of the venues is 'a bit daunting', previous gigs such as playing last year's New Year's Eve broadcast to a TV audience of millions, will help them make the big step up. 'All of these shows I've done in my past is just prepping me to take the next step and get to bigger shows,' G Flip said. 'But in saying that, I feel like every like 15 shows something goes wrong. I feel like that's just like a thing with everyone but you just learn how to deal with it. I played a show not long ago and all the power went out. So I just ripped the drum solo because drums don't need a mic. 'Playing all these different stages, all these different venues, all these different places in the world, it's just made me grow and mature as a performer and an artist on how to deal with different situations.'
