Selling Sunset star slams ‘fake’ Chrishell Stause and claims she has an ‘attitude’ problem – four years after show exit

SELLING Sunset’s Davina Potratz has taken aim at former co-star Chrishell Stause – claiming she was “fake” on-screen and had an “attitude problem”. The brunette realtor, who left the Netflix series ahead of season four before a brief return, has dished out a scathing analysis of the Dancing With The Stars alum. Davina Potratz has taken aim at former Selling Sunset co-star Chrishell Stause – even branding her ‘fake’ Credit: Getty She suggested the Dancing With The Stars alum had an ‘attitude problem’ during her time on the Netflix series Credit: COURTESY OF NETFLIX Her stark words come after Chrishell, 45, quit Selling Sunset following nine series in November, and suggested the show was “no longer good for” her mental health. Davina, 45, whose decision to quit was “purely a business decision” told how her conduct during their time together was “irritating”. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! Speaking to Smooth Spins Casino – Smooth Radio’s gaming brand, Davina boldly said: “I would say Chrishell was very different on and off camera. “Fakeness personally rubs me up the wrong way, and when someone is extremely removed from how they are when the cameras are rolling, it’s irritating. It takes a little while to figure a person out. Davina, second left, said Chrishell was ‘very different on and off camera’ Credit: Getty Chrishell quit the show last year due to its negative impact on her mental wellbeing Credit: Netflix “But I think in general, a lot of people in the cast did not speak their mind. They were likely afraid because of what they saw happen to me when I did. “People would just agree with things they didn’t necessarily agree with”. When asked just what Chrishell was like off camera, Davina – who remains close pals with Chrishell’s rival Christine Quinn – alleged: “She had some attitude from the beginning, which I didn’t like. “She had different attitudes with the crew, which I didn’t love. Most read in Showbiz “We spent a lot of time with the cameramen and got along great, and she would sometimes be sassy. I didn’t respect that”. Talking of how this may have been conveyed to viewers, she claimed: “I knew she was getting a great edit, and I honestly gave up thinking that people would ever see what I saw. I was at peace with it. “But then season nine rolled around, and I was blown away. It felt like production had removed the filters and Chrishell didn’t get the best feedback from fans. “I can’t tell you how many fans messaged me on TikTok telling me they owed me a thousand apologies and I’d been right from the beginning”. The Sun has gone to Chrishell’s rep for comment. Meanwhile, Chrishell called time on the Sunset Boulevard series last year. She had been a breakout fan-favourite when the Netflix series premiered in 2019 and had been a staple on every season since. “I’ve vacillated back and forth with this decision in the past. I have to be honest—having come from nothing, it’s really hard to turn something like this down. “But not even Jesus Christ himself can make me come back for another season,” she confessed in an interview with Bustle. She added: “I’ve gotten to a place where I don’t need the show financially. “I’m lucky to have other forms of employment, because it’s no longer good for my mental health”. Comment now