Is Selling Sunset’s Chrishell Stause struggling to sell tickets to her one-off London show? Less than a third of seats have been sold at the 2,200-person capacity Palladium – as iconic venue SLASHES prices weeks before ‘inspirational’ talk

Selling Sunset’s Chrishell Stause appears to be struggling to sell tickets for her upcoming one-off show in London, with prices being slashed in an apparent last-minute attempt to fill seats.

The luxury real estate agent, 42, will head to the London Palladium to ‘tell her inspiring story’ in what promises to be an ‘unlimited conversation’ at the iconic British venue on April 30.

But with less than four weeks to go, Chrishell has only shifted about 590 tickets, according to LW Theaters’ official seating chart — less than a third of the Palladium’s 2,286 seats — leaving fans speculating whether it will go ahead as planned.

Tickets for the exclusive lecture, hosted by TikTok stars Jack Remmington and Ash Holme, went on sale on March 1, with the most expensive seats in the stalls and royal circle costing £67 ($84.20).

They have since been significantly reduced to £54.50 ($68.50). Other seats have dropped from £52 ($41) to £44.50 ($35).

Meanwhile, the VIP ticket costs a whopping £123 ($154.59), excluding a booking fee of £21.53 ($27.09) – and includes queue jumping, hosted by Red Coat Butlers, private bathrooms, a reserved table in the Hall van Roem before the show, two drinks before the show and snacks.

At the other end of the scale, the cheapest tickets, which are in the large circle and standing, retail for £19.50 ($24.51).

By comparison, actress Rebel Wilson will give a reading at the same historic venue a night earlier, with a VIP ticket worth £114 ($143.28) with no booking fees.

Show producer Jamie Lambert refuted speculation that poor sales were the cause of the price drop, insisting that Chrishell requested a reduction to ensure accessibility for as many fans as possible.

In a statement to DailyMail.com, he said: ‘We have tickets for Chrishell’s show available at a range of prices at Chrishell’s request to make it as accessible as possible for her fans. Tickets start at just £19.50 ($24.51).

‘Prices have not been reduced due to the sale, we are happy with where the show is at and we are confident it will sell out.

“Chrishell noted the prices when the show went on sale and asked for some cheaper options to be added to ensure accessibility for all her fans, which we understood and took action.”

He said they expected to be ‘completely sold out’ now that the Easter holidays were over and they could continue the ‘marketing campaign’.

He ended with, “Chrishell’s show will be a great, fun evening with in-depth conversation about her incredible life, surprising special guests and games.”

DailyMail.com has contacted Chrishell representatives for comment.

Hundreds of famous faces, from Coldplay to Madonna, have played the venue since it opened in December 1910.

It has hosted the Royal Variety Performance 43 times, most recently in 2019.

And in 2021, An Audience with… Adele was filmed on site as part of her comeback for her album 30.

During Chrishell’s scheduled show, she discusses her time on Selling Sunset and her work for the Oppenheim Group, as well as competing on Dancing With the Stars, discovering her sexuality and writing a memoir.

The lack of sales hasn’t gone unnoticed by her concerned fans, with many wondering why the venue was booked in the first place and why prices were so high.

One user voiced his concerns on Reddit, saying: ‘Surely the show isn’t going on unless something drastically changes?! She’s come a long way from playing to an empty venue – they should at least downgrade it to a smaller venue?!?

“I love Chrishell and feel like a more intimate venue would have been perfect for whatever this event is: a Q&A? Whoever her booking agent is, he came here!’

Commenting on the post, another user added, “I’m so ashamed of this event.

‘Imagine coming all the way to Britain to perform and not even half the seats have been sold.

“I wonder if they’ll move everyone to the front of the theater so at least there aren’t huge empty spaces?

‘I’m a big fan of Chrishell and G and would love to go if I lived closer to London, but those ticket prices plus travel costs and accommodation are too much for me.’

Chrishell himself promoted the event in a video on Instagram when it was first announced.

Speaking to her 3.9 million followers, she said: ‘London, I’m coming to see you at the London Palladium on April 30, I’m so excited!

“I never get the right forum to meet you and talk to you, and this is it.

“So here are more details and you can get your tickets. We’re going to discuss it all, there will be a Q&A portion, and I’m really excited – and I can’t wait to be in London during the nice weather! I’ll be there soon!’

On Thursday, she posted a message on her page promoting the tour, with a note informing fans about cheap tickets.

‘LONDON is coming to you so soon!! Grab your tickets from the link in my bio if you haven’t already and swipe to see my 2 VERY special guests,” she wrote.

Lambert Jackson Productions, a UK-based theater production company, also tried to promote the show on its social media pages.

On April 2, they posted on X: ‘You have been warned (…) If you are a true fan, make sure you get your tickets now!

‘Because Chrishell Stause, Up Close and Personal is coming to the London Palladium on April 30 for one night only!’

Chrishell has spent the past few weeks vacationing in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico with her Selling Sunset co-star Emma Hernan, 32, and partner G Flip, 30, whom she married in 2023 after a year of dating.

Last month, actress and singer Jennifer Lopez canceled several shows in seven cities due to her highly anticipated This Is Me…Now: The Tour concert.

Ahead of her first tour in five years, the 54-year-old superstar canceled all scheduled dates between August 22 and August 30 in Nashville, New Orleans, Raleigh, Atlanta, Houston, Cleveland and Tampa.

According to Ticketmaster, the event organizer had to “cancel” the performance and no actions are “required to obtain a refund” to the original payment method used at the time of purchase.