Sutton Stracke is offering Garcelle Beauvais some “breathing room” after Garcelle’s former co-star on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” decided to unfollow everyone in the cast on social networking sites.

“Garcelle has chosen to unfollow all of the ‘Housewives,’” Stracke exclusively tells Page Six in a statement. “I can only imagine that she needs a clean break right now. I love her and am giving her the space she needs.”

She notes that Beauvais — with whom she is close friends — is still following her business accounts, The Sutton Concept and Sutton Brands.

“I know that she is going to move through this next chapter with grace and success,” Stracke, 53, adds.

Eagle-eyed fans noticed that as of Friday morning Beauvais, 58, no longer follows Stracke, Kyle Richards, Erika Jayne, Dorit Kemsley or Bozoma Saint John.

Unfollowing Stracke particularly caused a lot of chatter online as she was considered Beauvais’ closest friend among the cast.

Beauvais — who is mom to Oliver, 34, and twins Jaid and Jax, 17 — announced she was leaving “RHOBH” after five seasons in March.

“I’ve decided to leave ‘Beverly Hills.’ It’s been a wild ride — I mean, some amazing things have happened and some hard things have also happened. But it’s been a ride nevertheless,” she announced on Instagram.

Beauvais said one of the reasons she is leaving is for her sons, stating she wants to be part of the twins’ senior year of high school.

The “Jamie Foxx Show” alum also said she has “the most exciting projects” lined up that she is producing, developing and acting in.

Even though she’s leaving, she teased that she could “pop in sometime.”

Before quitting the show, Beauvais stormed offstage while filming the “RHOBH” Season 14 reunion.

“I am just so f–ing sick of it,” Beauvais said. “I can’t be friends with people like that. I don’t trust them. They’re all f–king a–holes.”

Stracke posted a photo with Beauvais after she announced her departure, writing, that they would be “friends forever.”

Beauvais notably never commented on or liked the post.

In a cryptic Instagram earlier this week, Beauvais posted a note that read, “YOU CHANGED. No. I healed. I learned. I grew. I set boundaries. I stopped settling. I put myself first.”

She captioned it with a black heart and a prayer emoji.