Bre Tiesi Breaks News to Chelsea Lazkani That Her Husband Was Seen ‘Making Out’ with Another Woman: WATCH (Exclusive)
“I wouldn’t wish this on you or anyone ever,” Tiesi tells her longtime enemy Lazkani in a clip from ‘Selling Sunset’ season 8, shared exclusively with PEOPLE
Selling Sunset fans may finally get some answers regarding Chelsea Lazkani’s unexpected divorce.
PEOPLE got a first look at some of the explosive drama to come in season 8 of the hit Netflix docusoap (premiering Friday, Sept. 6), including how Bre Tiesi seemingly puts her long-lasting feud with Lazkani behind her to deliver some heartbreaking news concerning her marriage.
“I don’t know how the f--- this is supposed to come out of my mouth right now,” Tiesi says in the above clip. The pair are seated at the bar in a restaurant as Tiesi takes a long pause before continuing her story.
“A friend I’ve known for a couple of years, Amanda, asked to go to lunch. She told me that her friend, who she’s still very close with and sees, lives at the W Hotel in Hollywood, and that he saw your husband with some girl…”
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Bre Tiesi breaking the news to Chelsea Lazkani about her husband in 'Selling Sunset' season 8Tiesi then says her friend “pulled up receipts” right in front of her at lunch, prompting Lazkani to ask, “What did the messages say?”
“It said that he saw them making out in the lobby,” Tiesi begins, before Lazkani cuts her off and repeats, “Making out in the lobby.”
Nodding her head, Tiesi adds, “and that he’s seen them multiple times.”
When asked by Lazkani if she trusts her friend Amanda, Tiesi responds that she does, but she wouldn’t consider her a “best friend.”
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Chelsea Lazkani in 'Selling Sunset' season 8“I just wanted to come to you woman to woman because I’ve been here. I was married, my husband was doing the same thing with multiple women,” Tiesi says, referring to her ex-husband Johnny Manziel.
She continues, “I know you don’t necessarily care for me, but I wouldn’t wish this on you or anyone ever. Like I’ve seriously been there and it’s awful. But regardless, it was brought up, and I feel like you have the right to know.”
The clip concludes with Chelsea taking a sip of her wine as tears start to well up in her eyes.
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Both Oppenheim Group agents got off to a rocky start when Tiesi joined the cast in season 6, especially after Lazkani called Tiesi’s romantic relationship with Nick Cannon“rather off-putting.” Tiesi shares son Legendary Love, 2, with Cannon, who is also dad to 11 more children.
In season 6, episode 4, Lazkani shared her thoughts on Tiesi's family situation: "I find Nick Cannon and Bre's relationship rather off-putting. Ultimately the way I live my life is very different to her as a Christian, so I don't know if we will ever be super, super close friends."
She also referred to Cannon as a "master manipulator" and said that "creating multiple broken homes is disgusting." Later in the season, she tells Tiesi to her face that she thinks it's "unfair" for kids to be born into a situation where their father isn't fully present.
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While fans will have to wait until the season 8 premiere to see if Tiesi and Lazkani finally put their differences aside for good, it’s clear that Tiesi’s intel contributed to Lazkani's decision to end her relationship with her husband Jeff Lazkani.
After nearly seven years of marriage and two kids together — Maddox, 5, and Melia, 3 — Chelsea officially filed for divorce in March and cited “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their separation.
Selling Sunset season 8 premieres Friday, Sept. 6 on Netflix.
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