Mary Bonnet isn't completely surprised by Chrishell Stause's decision to exit Selling Sunset. "We could tell she wasn't very happy at the reunion," Bonnet, 45, exclusively shared with Us Weekly while celebrating the all-new, all-electric 2026 Jeep Recon on Tuesday, November 18. "I think she's been ready to leave for a while. She says every year she doesn't know if she's coming back, but I think this year she really is going to leave. It comes to everyone's time where you just know if you should or shouldn't." After nine seasons with the Netflix reality show, Stause, 44, told Bustle that she would not be coming back for season 10. "I've gotten to a place where I don't need the show financially," she told the publication in an interview published November 7. "I'm lucky to have other forms of employment, because it's no longer good for my mental health. If they do continue, I wish them the best." Which 'Selling Sunset' Stars Will - And Won't - Return for Possible Season 10 Another cast member taking a step back from The Oppenheim Group's offices in Los Angeles is Nicole Young. The reality star made the decision to move to Nashville, leaving her future with Selling Sunset to be determined. "I think for Nicole, it was good for her to leave, to get out of that situation," Bonnet told Us. "I love her. I always will, but it's not a healthy environment sometimes for certain people. And yeah, I think it's Chrishell's time for her to move on to bigger and better things too." With some cast members stepping away from the show, fans have already started wondering if new faces will be joining the reality show in the future. 'Selling Sunset' Stars Who Left the Series: Where Are They Now? If producers ask Bonnet, she would love to see original cast member Heather Rae El Moussa return. "Heather is my top choice, for sure. I love Heather," she said. "There's a lot of our friends too that are agents. I think that would bring it back to season 1, like, the original OG family and that kind of fun, family environment because there's a lot of other people to choose from. We don't have to bring in just random people. All of our friends have big personalities." Speaking of original cast members, some have wondered if Christine Quinn - who is expected to appear in House of Villains season 3 in 2026 - would ever return to the show she appeared on for five seasons. Mary Bonnet Harmony Gerber/Courtesy of Jeep At this time, Bonnet isn't sure she would be the best fit. "I will always care about Christine. Maybe with Chrishell gone, it would be a better environment," she speculated. "I know if Heather comes back to that, that's going to be a redo of the whole thing, and we're moving forward toward happier times." As Bonnet waits to hear any official news from Netflix about season 10, the real estate agent decided to step out for the reveal of the 2026 Jeep Recon. Selling Sunset's Mary Fitzgerald and Romain Bonnet's Relationship Timeline Production on the first and only fully electric Trail Rated SUV in the industry is expected to begin early next year with initial launches happening in the United States and Canada. "I drive a Jeep right now. I'm trying to see what new one I want," Bonnet told Us. "There are a couple of their new models that I really like. This one right here [the Jeep Recon] is catching my eye. We went to the OC recently in our Jeep. We just had the roof down. We had everything, and it was really fun." Selling Sunset is streaming now on Netflix.