Bre Tiesi has been accused of using an offensive, outdated slur to describe Chrishell Stause’s nonbinary partner G Flip, and that allegation is what people are talking about when they ask what she “said.”

What Bree allegedly said about G Flip

Several outlets and viewers say Chrishell claimed to have seen text messages in which Bre used a derogatory term historically aimed at crossdressers in reference to G Flip. The exact word has not always been printed in full because it is considered a slur against queer and gender‑nonconforming people, which is why so many fans and LGBTQ+ commentators reacted strongly.

How this came out

  • In interviews and on social media, Chrishell described the texts as mocking “the most important person in my life,” meaning G Flip, and said a slur was used.
  • Coverage has framed it as part of a larger pattern, where Bre is also being criticized for promoting a MAGA‑aligned brand while working with queer and minority castmates.

Bree’s response so far

Bre has publicly denied making bigoted comments about G Flip, calling Chrishell’s claims “lies” and pushing back on the idea that she is homophobic or transphobic. In at least one video she says she has “never commented on G ever” and insists she loves G Flip and the broader LGBTQ+ community, arguing that her words are being twisted for drama.

Fan and forum reaction

Online, especially in Selling Sunset–focused forums, many viewers say the alleged slur crossed a line because G Flip largely stays out of the show’s drama and is simply Chrishell’s partner. Others caution that the public is mostly reacting to secondhand descriptions of private texts and reunion arguments, so not every detail is confirmed on camera even though the backlash is very real.

TL;DR: When people ask “what did Bree say about G Flip,” they are referring to Chrishell’s claim that Bre used an anti‑crossdresser slur about G Flip in private texts, which Bre strongly denies and which has sparked ongoing backlash and debate among fans.

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