'Selling Sunset' star Chrishell Stause reveals she learned of husband Justin Hartley's divorce filing via text

E! reported on Monday that Chrishell - who recently split from This Is Us actor Justin Hartley - is 'likely to participate' in the 29th series of the show. The outlet also reported that Tiger King star Carol Baskin, Backstreet Boys member AJ McClean and American actress Anne Heche are in talks for the show, joining the only confirmed cast mate Canadian TV personality Kaitlyn Bristowe.

Selling Sunset’s Mary Fitzgerald praised her costar Chrishell Stause for how she has handled her separation from Justin Hartley.“Chrishell was blindsided and she was put in a very difficult position and she chose to share it with everybody because it is a reality show and it, you know, follows our lives,” the Oppenheim Group realtor, 39, exclusively told Us Weekly on Monday, August 24. “So I thought she was extremely strong and she was vulnerable to everything.

talking non-stop about , you'd think that he'd like, show up on set at some point, right? Wrong. And honestly, if I hadn't seen Justin Hartley in Justin Hartley's This Is Us, I'd assume he was imaginary.

The Selling Sunset Cast, Then And NowChrishell - who was married to This Is Us star Justin Hartley - has been our TVs since 2005, when she started off her career as a soap star. One of her best known roles came starring as Amanda Dillon on the soap opera All My Children from 2005 to 2011.Chrishell is now worth a nice £4million after making the career change.

The bad blood between Selling Sunset stars and Oppenheim Group co-workers Chrishell Stause, 39, and Christine Quinn, 31, continues to boil. On the Aug. 18 episode of Dear Media’s Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast, Christine gave an update on her relationship with her frenemy. In July, Chrishell had called out Christine for talking about Chrishell’s divorce with Justin Hartley in public interviews.

One of the main storylines on the Netflix docu-soap series Selling Sunset is the feud between real estate agents Chrishell Stause and Christine Quinn.

The latest season of Selling Sunset gave fans everything they wanted and more — including the play by play of what happened the day Justin Hartley filed for divorce. Now, sources are coming forward to talk about what led up to the divorce drama and how things have played out since then.

Justin Hartley is getting some support from his ex-wife, Lindsay Hartley, and daughter, Bella, amid fan backlash over his split from Chrishell Stause. Justin suddenly filed for divorce from Chrishell last November, after two years of marriage; their breakup played out on season three of Netflix’s “Selling Sunset”, which debuted last Friday.

Chrishell Stause detailed her shocking divorce from Justin Hartley during season 3 of Selling Sunset, but never really revealed what it was that led to their split.However, the actress, 39, is now liking tweets that allege that the This Is Us star, 43, was cheating. On August 7, one fan wrote, “@justinhartley filmed a movie in Canada at the same time his new gf @SofiaPernas was filming the summer before they split.

“Vanderpump Rules” star Scheana Shay is opening up about her former friendship with “Selling Sunset”s Chrishell Stause.

“Selling Sunset” star Maya Vander discusses a possible spinoff, Chrishell Stause’s split from Justin Hartley, and more in a new interview.

Chrishell Stause is reacting to social media users weighing in on her divorce from Justin Hartley. When the third season of "Selling Sunset" debuted on Friday, fans got a glimpse into the recent divorce between Stause, 39, and Hartley.

The third season of Selling Sunset is streaming now on Netflix and it shows viewers what happened to Chrishell Stause after her husband Justin Hartley filed for divorce.

Season three of “Selling Sunset” dropped on Netflix on Friday, and with it, fans learned new details about Chrishell Stause’s split from Justin Hartley. According to Stause, she was blindsided by her and Hartley’s split; she says he ended their relationship with a text just 45 minutes before his divorce filing went public.