What if you disagree with the views or values of a friend's partner?
On Selling Sunset, Stause and Hernan argue over Davis's views on politics.
Davis was set to appear on the ninth season of Selling Sunset, but had his scenes cut after another storyline involving Hernan was deemed more relevant. It's not known whether any of the scenes featured disagreements between Davis and Stause, but Hernan has denied that Davis expressed "political views" in front of Stause.
Shaheen-Zaffar says that ultimately you "have to respect individual people's decisions" and "try to remain civil" if you still want that friend to be part of your life. "I think we have developed a culture where if someone doesn't agree with what we think we don't like them," she says.
This is not the advice she says she would give if someone is being openly "bigoted", but more if they just have views you don't agree with. "It takes a lot of self-development and digging deep to understand and accept other people's views," she adds.
Whether you can cope with a friend's partner's conflicting views depends on what "aligns with your values", she says.
Sometimes, a partner's actions may be too much for you - and it can break friendships entirely.
After what happened with Georgia's partner, Hannah came to the conclusion that she could not see her friend again if she chose to stay with him.
"I told her 'I love you, the door is always open but I can't have him in my life' - he wasn't a good, healthy presence and I was very uncomfortable and frightened," Hannah adds.
She says Georgia and her haven't spoken since and the friendship ending "really hurt". She and Georgia had "been friends for a long time and had a lot of fun together" - although she ultimately wouldn't have done anything differently in hindsight, she says.
