Selling Sunset’s Mary Hints Emma and Blake Are ‘Not Together’ After Drama

Selling Sunset star Emma Hernan and boyfriend Blake Davis‘ relationship might be over — again.

Mary Bonnet was asked about her costar’s love life during an appearance on SiriusXM’s Page Six Radio on Friday, November 7. “I’m not worried. I’m not worried for Emma,” she replied, hinting at a new development in Hernan’s relationship status. “They are not together right now. Not that I know of.”

When pressed for more details about Hernan, 33, and Davis, Bonnet, 45, didn’t elaborate. She did, however, address the drama surrounding Davis’ alleged use of racial slurs.

“I’ll let Emma talk for herself, but there’s a lot more to that story,” Bennett hinted. “And Emma has the best heart.”

Hernan’s personal life was a major topic of conversation when Selling Sunset returned to Netflix on October 28. Throughout season 9, Chrishell Stause made it clear she wasn’t a fan of Hernan’s boyfriend before they called it quits.

Off screen, however, Hernan got back together with Davis — and distanced herself from Stause, 44. Before the season premiered, Stause accused Davis on social media of using a racial slur and mocking pronouns.

In an exclusive interview with Us Weekly, Hernan defended Davis and explained her side of the situation. “He did not say that pronouns were dumb. He would never say that. He accidentally said ‘wife’ [about Chrishell’s partner, G Flip]. When he said ‘wife,’ I told him and I explained it, and it was the first time he was learning about it and he was trying to be good,” she told Us this month.

Hernan continued: “It rubbed Chrishell the wrong way, and she’s protective of G and she’s an amazing person, so I don’t blame her for that. But he didn’t mean anything by it. He did not say pronouns are dumb or [were] stupid. I was right there.”

Stause stood by her claims during the season 9 reunion, which aired Wednesday, November 5.

“I am frustrated because I have gotten no accountability from her. I am sorry I put it on social media. What he said, I am sorry I repeated it on social media. I was extremely disappointed that you would still date someone with those views for a year and a half,” she told Hernan in the special. “I tried as hard as I could to be there as a friend for you. Every single action I ever made was out of care and love for you. I just want you to be happy and be cared for by somebody and know how to treat you. I am happy to step back.”

Davis, for his part, has yet to publicly address Stause’s claims, but he previously shared a look at his Instagram DMs with Stause.

“Hope you know that I do love you very much and support you and very proud of you and all of your success and your wonderful relationship and support to my GF,” he allegedly wrote in November 2024. “I knew we disagree on things and that’s ok but I do think very highly of you. I really do pray that one day we can have a great friendship. Happy holidays and I hope many blessings [come] to you and your family/friends!!!”