While Selling Sunset has yet to be renewed for season 10, the cast has already hinted who will — and won’t — return.
Season 9, which premiered in October 2025, left the future of the show unclear, with many of the central friendships fractured. Emma Hernan was no longer close to Chrishell Stause — or Chelsea Lazkani — due to her relationship with boyfriend Blake Davis.
Chrishell, meanwhile, was only on good terms with Chelsea, who was also keeping her distance from the rest of the cast. Chelsea was specifically at odds with Mary Bonnet and Bre Tiesi after individual feuds addressed on screen.
The cast member with the most drama became Nicole Young after Jason and Brett Oppenheim fired her following a controversial group dinner. Most of the show’s stars refused to film with Nicole, which led to further complications.
What the ‘Selling Sunset’ Cast Has Said About Returning — Or Quitting
By the time the group sat down for the reunion, the division was worse than ever. Several cast members later teased that they were unsure about coming back for more episodes. Keep scrolling to see which stars are expected to return in a possible future season and which won’t:
Jason Oppenheim
It wouldn’t be Selling Sunset without the brothers who put the Oppenheim in the Oppenheim Group, so Jason is expected to be back.
Brett Oppenheim
The same goes for Brett, since Jason needs someone to argue with about the hedge in front of their office.
Mary Bonnet
“Absolutely [I will come back]. I think so,” Mary said during a red carpet interview at the 2025 National Television Awards. “As long as everyone’s on the same page on the direction that we want the show to go in. I’ll always be back.”
Chrishell Stause
When asked about returning for another season of the hit reality series, Chrishell appeared to hint she was weighing her options.
“The reunion was so brutal. In that moment, I realized I will be done here going forward. I wish everyone the best, but this isn’t the place for me. It felt a little bit like a dog pile,” she told Variety in October 2025. “I don’t know when they will start filming. I hope they never tell me.”
She confirmed her exit one month later. “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,” she told Bustle.
Heather Rae El Moussa
“If I was to ever go back, it would be with Selling Sunset [and not Selling the OC] — just because that was my group,” Heather told Us in July 2025 before her season 9 cameo. “We were all an office and friends before Selling Sunset was even a show.”
She continued: “I have a rapport with them, I have loyalty with them and I have a lot of history with them. So if I want to go back, it would be Selling Sunset and not Selling the OC.”
Amanza Smith
Despite shifting back to interior design instead of selling real estate, Amanza will likely return in season 10.
Emma Hernan
During an exclusive interview with Us in November 2025, Emma remained unsure about her future with the show.
“It’s one of those things where we’ll see when the call comes. But I’m really happy with my life right now, and it’s been really peaceful. It was just such a refreshing feeling to be done with the reunion, because that was so emotionally draining,” she explained. “I’ve been just really enjoying my time on the East Coast. A lot of time with my family, a lot of time with Blake, and I can’t picture at this moment filming again. I’m really happy with where things are at, and we’ll see what happens.”
Emma Hernan hinted at a possible departure on the “Untraditionally Lala” podcast, saying, “I was basically done [after] season 8 and I came back to tell my side of the story. I mean, I’m kind of … I’m tapped [out].”
Emma said she didn’t want to make an official statement.
“I’ll never say never. I don’t like when people say they’re not going to join the show and then they do. I’ve heard that so many times where people are like, ‘I’m never coming back.’ And they’re back every season,” she added. “A lot of people have done and said that — I’m not naming names.”
She continued: “I’ve actually never said it but I’m at a point where I’m really happy with my life. I love my family. I’ve been trying to spend more time with them. I enjoy being home with the family and I’ve been on the East Coast a lot this year, which has been really nice for me.”
Chelsea Lazkani
While attending the 2025 National Television Awards, Chelsea said she was “undecided” about coming back for more seasons.
Nicole Young
Season 9 showed Nicole getting fired from the Oppenheim Group, which she later claimed was just for show.
“I still work at the Oppenheim Group. Getting ‘fired’ was just a dramatic story line,” she wrote via Instagram in October 2025. “I wasn’t privy to [it] until I saw the episode where the cast was told I was let go.”
Nicole then hinted she could return in season 10, telling Netflix’s Tudum, “My new priority will be Nashville, but it definitely won’t be goodbye to L.A. real estate.”
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Bre Tiesi
Bre will likely return in season 10 but hasn’t confirmed or denied anything yet.
Alanna Gold
After joining the show one season prior, Alanna was largely missing from most scenes in season 9. It remains unclear whether she will come back for more episodes.
Sandra Vergara
Sofía Vergara‘s sister hinted to Us that she wanted a chance to share more of her side of the story after joining season 9 later on.
“I came in midseason. So, I just wish I was introduced before,” she told Us in October 2025. “I don’t come from that world and I am a big personality, but these people had a lot of history with one another. You have to navigate [a lot]. At first, I didn’t want to watch the show because I wanted to make my own impressions. But then I’m like, ‘F*** it. I’m going to watch the show.’”
She continued: “I watched it and I understand why certain people have anger toward certain people. To me, it’s all very unnecessary. It is little things, and how is that a reason for an ongoing feud? Don’t make a thing more than what it actually is.”
