Selling Sunset star Bre Tiesi laughs at co-star Chrisnell Strause’s heartbreak over split with G Flip
This TV personality did NOT hold back when asked about the split that left Australia stunned this week.

Selling Sunset star Bre Tiesi has come under fire for her snarky response to news that her co-star Chrishell Stause has split with long-term partner G Flip.
In an emotional Instagram video shared on Monday, Ms Stause tearfully shared the “very humbling” news that her four-year relationship with the Australian musician had come to an end.
“G and I are no longer together, and we have agreed to treat this public separation with love and respect for each other,” she said.
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By continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.With both G Flip and Ms Stause receiving an outpouring of love following the news, TMZ approached Ms Tiesi to discover how she felt about her co-star’s public split.
Tiesi gave a quick “So sorry” to the interviewers, before she descended into a fit of loud laughter.
The Netflix personality then threw some shade on Stause for previous remarks made about her romantic life.
“Look, she had a lot to say about my relationship, so I’m gonna let her do the talking about other people’s relationships,” Tiesi said.
“I wish her the best.”
The 35-year-old model was then asked if she believed Stause would date a man or a woman after the split.
“I think she’ll come back to our team,” she said, implying that the 45-year-old would only be dating men in the future.
Stause’s public relationships had all been with men until her relationship with Melbourne musician G Flip — who identifies as nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns — began in 2022.
The comments, which were shared on Instagram, sparked a flurry of backlash against Tiesi, with many criticising her for inserting herself into a fresh breakup.
“Literally everytime I see this girl, she’s talking about Chrishell . . . that’s embarrasing,” one person said.
“She is the LAST person to comment on people’s relationships,” another said.
“Don’t talk about Chrishell like this when she’s going through such a tough time, you just want drama,” a third comment said.

It’s no secret that the two Selling Sunset stars have had bad blood in the past — with most arguments between the pair stemming from their romantic relationships.
During season six of the Netflix show, Ms Stause and co-star Chelsea Lazkani voiced concerns over Ms Tiesi’s “off-putting” family dynamic.
Ms Tiesi had welcomed son, Legendary Love, with Masked Singer host Nick Cannon back in 2022.
Cannon, who is the ex-husband of Mariah Carey, has become a somewhat controversial figure after he fathered 12 children to six different women — nine of which were born in just two-years.
During the Netflix show, this unusual dynamic was frequently mentioned to Ms Tiesi — with Ms Stause and Ms Lazkani describing Nick Cannon as a “master manipulator” who “creates multiple broken homes”.
Ms Tiesi has maintained over the past three years that she has no issue with the unorthodox arrangement, saying it is solely a problem to only her co-stars.
During the season nine reunion of the show, Ms Stause accused Ms Tiesi of talking badly about G Flip when the cameras weren’t rolling and calling them slurs — explosive claims that Ms Tiesi emphatically denied.

The accusations led to Ms Tiesi calling Ms Stause a “psycho b****” and a “mean a** bully”, with the ex-model claiming her co-star’s behaviour was “completely out of pocket and unnecessary”.
The feud between the pair shut down filming temporarily, with host Tan France calling a break to allow tempers to die down.
Ms Tiesi is not the only Selling Sunset star to address Ms Stause’ split from the Aussie rocker, however.
Jason Oppenheim, Ms Stause’s ex and fellow Netflix star, penned a touching message to the 45-year-old after she broke the news on Monday.
“You’re both beautiful people and sometimes things just don’t work out, but it doesn’t mean anyone failed,” he said.
“There’s probably not much anyone can say to make you feel better . . . but please know that you’re very loved and I’m here for you.”
Originally published on PerthNow
