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Will Selling The Oc Return For Season 4? (Photo Credit – Netflix)

The Selling franchise started with Selling Sunset but has since expanded to Selling Tampa, The City, and The Oc. The latter wrapped up its third season in May 2024, and fans have been waiting to find out if the hit real estate reality series will be back for a fourth season on Netflix.

A spinoff of the original series, Selling The Oc, is based in Orange County, as the name already suggests. It premiered in 2022 and has enjoyed quite a successful run. Here’s what we know about the status of the show and its potential upcoming season, including what to expect from it and more.

Will Selling The Oc Return For Season 4?

Selling The Oc has officially been renewed for a fourth season by Netflix. Production on the upcoming season is currently underway, as confirmed by the streaming platform. A...

Exciting news for fans of Selling The Oc!

The Netflix reality series, which follows real estate agents at the Oppenheim Group’s Corona Del Mar office, has officially been picked up for a fourth season.

According to Tudum, filming is already underway in Orange County, Calif., and the creator of the series, Adam Divello is teasing what’s to come.

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“A lot has changed in the real lives of those agents since Season 3, so it’s exciting to get back down there,” he said.

Adam added that there will be “a lot of new faces” and “they are just crushing it down there.”

If you missed it, there are at least three agents who we can expect not to return for season four…

Earlier this month, a new addition the Selling franchise debuted on Netflix – Selling the City!

Filming is also underway on the...

Selling the Oc is returning for a fourth season on Netflix.

The reality series has been renewed for Season 4 at the streamer and give viewers more drama from the Orange County real estate world.

“A lot has changed in the real lives of those agents since Season 3, so it’s exciting to get back down there,” series creator Adam Divello said.

Divello teased the new season will see “a lot of new faces,” adding the agents “are just crushing it down there.”

Production for the new season is already underway, with a premiere date set to be announced later. The case for the new season has yet to be revealed.

Selling the Oc is a spinoff of Selling Sunset following real estate agents from the Oppenheim Group’s Orange County office. The Season 3 cast featured Jason Oppenheim, Polly Brindle, Kayla Cardona, Alex Hall, Gio Helou, Alexandra Jarvis, Brandi Marshall, Tyler Stanaland,...

Lavish oceanfront estates don’t sell themselves, so The Oppenheim Group’s Oc office is getting back to work. Selling the OCis officially renewed for Season 4, which is sure to deliver plenty of drama, maybe even a few noseys, and an Alex or two.

Production on the upcoming season of the occu-soapis currently underway, with a release date to be announced at a later time. As for which of the property-pushing OGs will be at the office watercooler next season, only time will tell.

“A lot has changed in the real lives of those agents since Season 3, so it’s exciting to get back down there,” series creator Adam Divello tells Tudum, teasing that “a lot of new faces” will be looking to prove themselves in the cutthroat world of Orange County real estate. “They are just crushing it down there.”

The renewal comes on the heels of Selling the City,...

After the Palisades fire burned their house down, The Hills alums Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt celebrated a bright spot in their lives after fans handed them a surprising career win. Understandably, the reality TV stars have been heartbroken ever since the fires took away their home. Spencer took to TikTok to plead with his followers to help him and his wife earn some money during this devastating time. "Please stream any of [Heidi's] music on any platforms it will make a huge difference," he said. Their fans showed up big time for the couple, as Heidi's album Superficial soared to the top of the iTunes chart.

Spencer expressed how grateful they were for the career success on Instagram amid the big milestone, exclaiming, "Popstar Heidi Montag No. 1 on iTunes America," before bringing some levity to the situation by adding, "Who needs a house, who needs clothes, who needs anything but this level of clout,...

Abigail Godfrey appeared throughout the recently released Selling the City.

Producer Adam Divello brings his particular brand of conflict-laden reality shows to the Big Apple! In Selling the City (a sister series to Selling Sunset and Selling the Oc), the fast-paced, high-end real estate business of New York City is given an inside look. Just don’t expect the series' stars to get along.

For example, Abigail Godfrey was embroiled in a season-long feud with co-star and fellow agent Jade Chan over the alleged practice of poaching properties from other realtors.

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Netflix dropped the trailer for its new real estate show, Selling the City, ahead of its January 3 premiere, and a cast member is already threatening to sue the show.

The reality series is from the creators of Selling Sunset, but this time, it follows real estate agents in New York City.

“I am a top real estate broker at Douglas Elliman, and I just had one of the biggest years of my career,” Eleonora Srugo says in the preview. “Now, I’m starting my own team.”

The series’ cast also includes Jordyn Taylor, Gisselle Meneses Nunez, Jade Chan, Abigail Godfrey, Justin Tuinstra, Steven Gold, and Taylor Middleton.

Selling the City is the third spinoff based on Selling Sunset, after Selling Tampa, which was canceled after one season, and Selling the Oc, which aired Season 3 earlier this year.

In an interview with Tudum, Srugo said she has received support from Jason...

Chrishell Stause, a 43-year-old actress and real estate agent who stars in the Netflix reality show Selling Sunset, revealed to fans in a post on Instagram that her silicone breast implants she got 15 years ago began to leak.

In a caption she posted alongside a video on Instagram, Stause explained that she had gotten a routine full body scan when she discovered that both of her breast implants were ruptured. Worried about potential health complications, she expressed relief when she connected with Dr. Josef Hadeed, a double board-certified plastic surgeon and head of the Center for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery in Beverly Hills. Hadeed removed the faulty silicone and replaced the implants 15 years out of date.

“My first thought was fear, thinking about having to undergo surgery and if the rupture would lead to any complications…But [I was] very happy I found Dr. Josef Hadeed and had an amazing experience with him and his team.

For viewers of reality TV series Selling Sunset, Alanna Gold may come as a familiar face. She appears as one of the show's more recent cast members, joining the long-running program in Season 8.

Prior to being a part of the Oppenheim team, Alanna previously worked for another high-end real estate company, sharpening her skills and adding to her resume. More recently, though, some bizarre details have come out about Alanna's net worthand some of the mistaken remarks were even reported by the reality TV star herself.

via Instagram Selling Sunset's Alanna Gold's Net Worth Isn't Actually What She Claims

Where did the slip up about the reality star's net worth come from? It seems that, just recently, Alanna made some confusing comments that mistakenly claimed she owned Pioneertown in an interview with People. Pioneertown is a famously unincorporated community in the San Bernadino County of California, designed in the...

Is Selling Sunset canceled?!

Ever since the Netflix reality series premiered in 2019, scandals and drama have made it a success.

But after Selling Sunset Season 8, longtime viewers are left wondering if they’ll ever get more.

Netflix has already canceled a key element of Selling Sunset. Fans fear that the rest of the series is next.

A poster for the brand new season of Selling Sunset. (Photo Credit: Netflix) Is ‘Selling Sunset’ getting a Season 8 reunion special?

Selling Sunset produced its first reunion special in 2022 — for the show’s fifth season.

The Netflix hit is not the first reality series to abruptly realize that Bravo had the right idea by filming these post-season discussions.

With Queer Eye‘s Tan France as the host, these reunions have been a success. Which is why viewers are taking to social media to express confusion and surprise at no Selling Sunset Season 8 reunion special.

After releasing in 2019, Netflix's Selling Sunset has been instrumental in the streaming service's reality TV sector. The series follows The Oppenheim Group, a brokerage firm around Los Angeles, and its stunning realtors as they sell million-dollar homes while juggling work dynamics and their personal lives. Television Stats shares the series has repeatedly made Netflix's Top 10 shows to watch with every new season, becoming one of Netflix's most successful and entertaining reality shows.

Owners, Brett and Jason Oppenheim, became overnight sensations for their successful firm, but it's their staff that really makes the show the entertaining mess that it is. Cast members like Mary Fitzgerald, Chrishell Strause, and Heather El Moussa became overnight sensations and furthered the show's success. Now in Season 8, how did Netflix and Selling Sunset's creator, Adam Divello, come together?

Selling Sunset's Creator Got The Idea From A Magazine Ad

TV producer Adam Divello is most...

Spoiler Alert: Though this article is a news story, it also contains spoilers for Season 8 of “Selling Sunset.”

The drama among the “Selling Sunset” cast continues to spill out onto social media and in the press, but sadly for viewers, Netflix will not be filming a reunion for Season 8 of the show. Reunions for “Selling Sunset” aren’t ritualized in the way that reunions for Bravo shows are, but after the Netflix series produced its first one in 2022 for Season 5, the cast sitting down with “Queer Eye” star Tan France for a special that drops within two weeks of the season is something that audiences have grown to expect. And after a messy eighth season of the popular real estate show, the castmates of “Selling Sunset” have a lot to discuss in front of their fans — but won’t be doing so. (Netflix’s representatives had no comment.)

The melodrama is manifold.

Selling Sunset Season 8 brings back franchise mainstays of The Oppenheim Group like Chelsea Lazkani and Chrishell Stause alongside an important newcomer, Allana Gold. 

The 2024 edition of the Netflix reality series mainly revolves around a behind-the-scenes look at the intense drama, bizarre rumors, and expert real estate sales of the agents of The Oppenheim Group. The series is created by Adam Divello. 

Selling Sunset Season 8 premiered on Netflix on September 6.

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Selling Sunset has returned to Netflix for another incredible season with the returning realtors ready to sell multi-million dollar properties in sunny Los Angeles and a new face looking forward to taking up the challenge. Created by Adam Divello, Selling Sunset revolves around The Oppenheim Group, a real estate brokerage company started by twin brothers Jason and Brett Oppenheim. There was plenty of drama during the show's seventh installment.

Some of the Selling Sunset season 7 drama included Emma Hernan confronting Nicole Young for calling her a social climber behind her back. Selling Sunset season 8 hasn't disappointed since its premiere on September 6, and it might be the messiest season yet. The Oppenheim Group was ready to deal with scathing rumors and explosive drama that would spark more feuds and affect the group's dynamics. Meet the cast of Selling Sunset season 8.

Jason Oppenheim He's From Pao Alto, California

Jason Oppenheim is one...

Warning: This article contains spoilers from Selling Sunset Season 8!

Is Chrishell Stause leaving Selling Sunset after Season 8? That’s the question on fans’ minds after the recent season dropped, and Chrishell had a lot to say about it.

Chrishell has made it crystal clear she’s unhappy with the way Season 8 played out.

Selling Sunset featured Nicole Young claiming that Emma Hernan has been seriously involved with married men.

During Season 8, Emma doesn’t have a chance to address the claims, which sent Chrishell into a social media tirade this week.

In one of her Instagram Stories, the actress declared she wouldn’t work with Nicole again, even if it meant she faced a lawsuit. The actress also called out the production company behind Selling Sunset and executive producer and creator Adam Divello.

As Chrishell makes the press rounds for Selling Sunset Season 8, fans want to know if she’s...

Your browser does not support the video tag. Netflix only covers glam for confessionals, but the day-to-day looks come out of the realtors' own pockets. The Selling Sunset cast spends thousands on outfits and often borrows to keep up appearances. Wearing certain brands on the show can attract attention, and cast members prioritize looking their best for multiple looks per week.

The glamorous realtors of Selling Sunset are as known for their stunning looks as the million-dollar properties they sell to the rich and famous.

But the extravagant looks and fashion worn by the cast come out of their own pockets. While Netflix covers some of the costs connected to the interviews and talking heads, the day-to-day looks worn by the realtors, which have included Christine Quinn, Chrishell Stause and Heather Rae El Moussa, come out of their budget.

Chelsea Lazkani revealed on TikTok that the cast foot the bill...

Your browser does not support the video tag. Producers edit cast to be exaggerated versions of themselves, creating engaging character arcs. Cast confirmed show is not scripted but "amped up," giving producers creative license. The houses shown on Selling Sunset are real properties, but not all agents are featured.

Selling Sunset is the Netflix reality show about the dramatic and glamorous lives of real estate agents working at the LA branch of The Oppenheim Group. With the over-the-top outfits, feuding co-workers, and romance, how real is this reality TV series, and why do fans and critics think it is so fake?

Premiering in 2019, the real estate-themed reality TV show kept fans glued to the streaming service, but audiences have long questioned the behind-the-scenes aspects of Selling Sunset. The executive producers have hinted that the show might feel fake because it's edited in a way that keeps audiences coming back for more.

Calling all reality TV fans, we have some good news to share with you. Netflix has finally announced the official release date for the highly anticipated Selling Sunset season 8. But wait! That's not all. The streaming giant also dropped the exciting official trailer. I mean, did Christmas come early this year?

In less than a month, a brand new season of one of Netflix's best reality series will be released. When exactly, you ask? Well, do you have your calendar up and ready? If so, make sure to mark it off and clear your schedule for Friday, Sept. 6, 2024. That's when the 11-episode eighth season will make its way to the streaming platform. You can expect it to be released at 12:00 a.m. Pt/3:00 a.m. Et on this date. That's when Netflix usually drops new content.

Like previous seasons, each episode of Selling Sunset season 8 will be about 35 minutes long.

Selling Sunset is growing again, this time all the way to New York City. The famed Netflix series is expanding with Selling the City where fans can follow New York real estate agents selling million-dollar properties. We don't know much about the series outside of Netflix announcing the show and that it will follow agents from the real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman. It is said that Adam Divello, who created the original series and Selling the Oc, will be executive producing Selling the City.

A Selling Sunset spinoff series is coming, but there will be a major change that will alter everything about the series. That is because the new spinoff series is leaving California. This isn’t the first spinoff to leave the Sunshine State, but it is the first one that leaves the idea of a paradise to live in.

Here is what you need to know about the new Selling Sunset series.

Where Is New Selling Sunset Spinoff Located?

The original Selling Sunset series follows a high-end real estate firm with offices in Los Angeles, West Hollywood, and Newport Beach. The series follows the agents, their families, and their professional lives as they sell properties in the state where it always feels like summer.

[Tamron Hall Show | YouTube]There have been spinoffs before, with Selling the Oc, which focuses on the Newport group, and Selling Tampa, which moves the show to Florida. This keeps...

Netflix’s Selling franchise, which started with Selling Sunset, is heading to the Big Apple.

The streamer has ordered Selling The City, set in New York City. It is the latest expansion of the property franchise, which has already spawned Selling The Oc and Selling Tampa.

The show is one of a number of new orders at Netflix, which has also greenlit competition series Building The Band and Battle Camp. The shows were revealed by new reality boss Jeff Gaspin, who spoke to Deadline about its overall unscripted strategy.

Selling The City follows agents at real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman as they navigate the cutthroat world of luxury real estate in New York City.

It comes from Adam Divello and his Done and Done Productions, which is behind Selling Sunset and Selling The Oc as well as Selling Tampa. The Hills creator Divello exec produces alongside Skyler Wakil, Chris Cullen and Kris Lindquist.

Heather Rae El Moussa opened up about her time on Selling Sunset, the Netflix reality series that follows a group of real estate agents selling multi-million dollar homes in LA.

El Moussa was one of the original cast members of the Adam Divello-created show, appearing full-time throughout its first six seasons. The reality TV personality made a brief appearance at the beginning of Season 7 but left on maternity leave. She recently announced she was not returning to the show and found it a blessing.

“It was a blessing that I wasn’t asked to come back because I’m so much happier filming my show with Tarek,” El Moussa said on the latest episode of The Skinny Confidential Him & Her Podcast.

El Moussa now stars with her husband Tarek El Moussa on the HGTV show The Flipping El Moussas, saying, “We’re co-producers on our show so we pick the hours.

“Welcome to The O.C., bitch!”

With those five immortal words, a cultural phenomenon was born.

The brainchild of a then-25-year-old Josh Schwartz, and guided by the steady hand of his producing partner Stephanie Savage, The O.C. ran for four chaotic seasons on Fox before sailing off into the sunset (or, in the case of poor Marissa Cooper, crashing in a fiery wreck).

A fish-out-of-water tale about Ryan Atwood (Benjamin McKenzie), a troubled kid from Chino who’s adopted by Sandy (Peter Gallagher), Kirsten (Kelly Rowan), and Seth Cohen (Adam Brody...

Selling Sunset Season 7 features a cast of new and returning faces from the Oppenheim Group as they showcase what it's like in the real estate business. 

Created by Adam Divello for Netflix, Selling Sunset is a reality show that revolves around real estate agents from The Oppenheim Group. The show zeroes in on their personal and professional lives, exploring the intense competition and gripping drama behind the scenes.

Selling Sunset made its debut on Netflix on March 21, 2019. In June 2022, the show was renewed for Seasons 6 and 7. 

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Although the reality of Netflix’s “Selling the Oc” — an unscripted series following the personal and professional lives of the owner and agents at successful California-based brokerage the Oppenheim Group — has been scrutinized since it first premiered in 2022, the multi-million dollar homes seen on camera are all truly for sale.

“Most of the time, they are listings that the Oppenheim group already had — whether the agents procure them themselves or they’re with [the brokerage],” Adam Divello, creator of the “Selling the Oc” and its parent show, “Selling Sunset,” told IndieWire.

And it is the stylish way the properties are filmed, with every glamorous detail offering audiences a vantage point of homes different from what they may have seen in the past, that sets the franchise apart from other reality series about real estate.

“We really try to give it our own style. And that was very deliberate from day one,” Divello said,...

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As Selling Sunset season 6 has been filming, Chrishell Stause called out producers for creating false narratives within the storylines on the Netflix reality show. For a while now, Chrishell has not been afraid to share how she truly feels about the process of filming Selling Sunset and the behavior of some of her co-stars. While reality TV can be known for creating a false sense of reality, it is not typical for the stars of those shows to call them out for it, especially during filming.

According to Us Weekly, Chrishell took to her Instagram Story recently to share her thoughts about working on Selling Sunset season 6. “The way reality TV producers twist and manipulate things to create a narrative,” she said, then followed it up with some emojis of snakes and trash cans. Chrishell also went ahead and tagged the Done and Done Productions Instagram account, which created Selling Sunset.

Netflix has renewed “Selling the Oc” for a second and third season.

With production on Season 2 set to begin this winter, “Selling the Oc” next installment will pick up where Season 1 left its cast of realtors, including Kayla Cardona, Alexandra Rose, Alexandra Hall, Alexandra Jarvis, Tyler Stanaland, Polly Brindle, Lauren Shortt, Gio Helou, Brandi Marshall, Sean Palmieri, Austin Victoria, and of course the Oppenheim brothers, Brett and Jason.

Debuting in August 2022, the “Selling Sunset” spinoff introduced a “fresh set of realtors who were all ready to square off with one another, competing to establish themselves at The Oppenheim Group’s second office on the Orange County coast,” per an official description of the series.

“Selling the Oc” is produced by Done and Done Productions, Lionsgate, with Adam Divello, Sundee Manusakis, Suzy Ratner, Kristofer Lindquist and Skyler Wakil serving as executive producers.

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Sales are so good behind the Orange curtain that Netflix wants more from the Oppenheim brothers: It has renewed rookie unscripted series Selling the Oc for two additional seasons.

Production will start this winter.

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A spinoff of the successful Netflix docusoap Selling Sunset, the first season of Selling the Oc focused on a fresh set of realtors in The Oppenheim Group’s second office in Orange County. It launched in August 2022.

Besides Jason and Brett Oppenheim, it stars Alex Hall, Alexandra Jarvis, Alexandra Rose,...

Netflix has decided to pull the plug on Selling Tampa after just one season, and fans aren't too happy with the decision. Last week, it was announced that executive producer Adam Divello decided to cancel the Selling Sunset spin-off. The show followed Sharelle Rosado's Allure Reality, where she serves as the head broker and runs a team of agents who are all women of color. It helped highlight more diverse representation in the real estate market and showcased the beauty of Tampa. However, the Tampa market was too slow for viewers, and Adam opted out of returning for a second season.

Amid the cancelation, Reddit user u/skippysqueeze01 shared the news with the community of Selling Sunset franchise fans, and many expressed their disappointment in the Selling Tampa spinoff being axed. "Dang I would have rather seen them than the Oc cast smh," one fan wrote. "I wish they...

Netflix's Selling Tampa spin-off has been canceled after just one season and members of the all-Black cast are saying it's due to racism. The show debuted last December and introduced Sharelle Rosado's Allure Reality to the lineup of real estate-based Netflix shows. It served as the first official spin-off of Selling Sunset and featured the first all-Black all-female cast. Fans have been awaiting word on a follow-up season that follows the ladies and the expansion of Allure into Miami.

However, it was confirmed on Friday that the entire show has been axed after executive producer Adam Divello decided to pull the plug and there's one Selling Tampa cast member who's calling racism. “When they show us [black women] in a different light — when we’re bickering, fighting and name-calling — they get a Season 2 and Season 3, but that’s not what we were displaying,” Juawana Colbert told Page Six. “I feel...

Netflix's hit reality realtor show Selling Sunset is set to air its sixth season before the end of 2022, with a new slew of drama and luxury houses for fans to indulge in. The show debuted in 2018, quickly became one of Netflix's most popular reality shows, and it has continued to build its fan base through spinoffs like Selling The Oc.

Since the last season, Christine Quinn announced she was parting ways with the show to pursue her business interests outside the Oppenheim Group. With that has come major tea spilling about everything on the show that didn't sit right with her from season one and beyond.

Selling Sunset Edited Christine's Words And Even Dubbed Her Voice

Christine revealed in an interview on the podcast Call Her Daddy that producers often dubbed her voice and edited her words to be taken out of context in an attempt to make conversations...

British-born realtor Polly Brindle, one of the stars of Selling the Oc, was ridiculed partway through the very first episode for her English accent.

The series, a spin-off of the popular reality show Selling Sunset, debuted on Netflix on Wednesday (24 August).

One sequence from the first episode features a get-together with new stars including Alex Hall, Kayla Carmona, Polly Brindle. Conversation turns towards fellow realtors Alexandra Rose and Alexandra Jarvis, with Polly suggesting that she “hates” the latter.

“She’s the worst person in the f***ing world,” she said.

“Polly hates everyone,” replied Alex. “I’m surprised Polly doesn’t hate me.”

“I try to bond with her. I have tried to speak to that girl, and she looks at me...”

“She probably doesn’t understand what you’re saying, Polly,” Alex shot back. “Half of us don’t.”

“I literally speak English!” said Polly.

“Yeah, British English,” replied Alex,...

You gotta look the part to play the part—especially in the high-stakes world of luxury real estate. So it only makes sense that the agents of Selling Sunset are frequently filmed wearing designer clothes and sporting a stunning contour. "Selling Sunset wouldn't be Selling Sunset if we were coming in our workout clothes and sweatpants," Emma Hernan told Variety Aug. 23. "Although I love some workout clothes and sweatpants—it is fun to get glammed up." The only downside is that the women are responsible for doing their hair and makeup during daily shoots. Series creator Adam Divello confirmed Netflix only foots the bill for confessionals. "The only days that...

Selling Sunset creator Adam Divello has spoken out about the terrifying infinity pool scene from season five.

The recent season of the Netflix real estate reality show saw new broker Emma Hernan run across the ledge of one of the house’s dauntingly high infinity pools to pose for a photo.

Sitting down for Variety’s “Making a Scene”, Divello and stars Chrishelle Staus and Hernan broke down the moment from episode two’s “New Blood” that left viewers horrified.

“I thought production was going to step in,” Straus said. “This is one of those things that I legitimately thought, ‘There’s no way on this set...I can’t be the only one that’s going to object to this.’”

“No one stopped me. I figured ehh it’s really dangerous, someone will stop me,” Hernan explained. “I’m clumsy, so I probably shouldn’t be doing those things.

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“Selling Sunset” star Christine Quinn has exited the hit Netflix reality series, Variety has confirmed.

Quinn will not appear in the show’s sixth and seven seasons, which recently began back-to-back production. The real estate agent has previously been a major part of the show, which follows the employees of the high-end Los Angeles real estate firm Oppenheim Group. In the show’s five seasons, Quinn’s rivalry with cast member Chrishell Stause and her relationship and eventual marriage to entrepreneur Christian Richard have been major storylines for the series.

The news follows a series of public comments from Quinn that indicated she would be making her exit from the series. Following Season 5, which premiered on the streamer in April, Quinn skipped out on the season’s reunion, stating it was due to contracting Covid-19. In an interview on “Watch What Happens Live” with Andy Cohen the following month, Quinn...

Christine Quinn is not returning to Selling Sunset, sources tell Deadline. The real estate expert won’t be featured in Season 6 or 7 of the Netflix reality series that follows a group of agents from The Oppenheim Group.

Quinn has been a key player in the unscripted show since the premiere in 2019. She was the central figure of most of the drama on the series and one of the most recognized personalities. Following Season 5, she skipped out on the first-ever reunion claiming she tested positive for Covid.

During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live in May, Quinn was pressed by Andy Cohen about speculation she had faked contracting the coronavirus. The entrepreneur assured the late-night host she “absolutely did have Covid” despite being spotted two days later shooting a campaign. Quinn clarified she had “tested positive to go [do the shoot], as in negative [for Covid].”

Quinn revealed in that same interview that she didn...

Netflix’s Selling Sunset adds Nicole Young and Bre Tiesi to the cast for Seasons 6 and 7.

Young is the ‘O.G.’ of The Oppenheim Group. Although she is new to Selling Sunset, she is no stranger to the cast or real estate, as she has been the longest-standing and top-producing realtor at the brokerage with 100M in sales. Nicole previously appeared at Mary and Romain’s wedding where she served as their officiant. Nicole and her husband Brandon have been married since 2017.

Born and raised in Calabasas, Tiesi has been a key player in the entertainment industry from business to branding, Hollywood to homes. After modeling and acting, she became a highly sought-after consultant for those in the luxury market, where she has worked with celebrities and business moguls alike on multi-million dollar deals.

Set in the world of LA’s high-end real estate, the series follows the city’s...

“I always equate it to baking a cake,” says “Selling Sunset” executive producer Adam Divello about creating a successful reality TV show. “It takes all those special ingredients. Whether it’s the big, loud characters or the characters who are much more quiet and down to earth. It’s that perfect mix. Obviously it comes down to the cast, first and foremost. Then it’s the access that they give you as well. If they’re not going to give you full access to their lives, it’s not going to be an authentic series.” Watch our exclusive video interview above.

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Following its fifth season, the Netflix series is nominated for Best Unstructured Reality Program at the Emmys for the second year in a row. “When we were nominated last season, it came out of nowhere,” Divello admits. “We were just in shock. It...

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Tune in to a hit reality show these days and you’re likely to hear a trend: songs extolling the empowered, girlboss lifestyle, from artists you’ve probably never heard of. While the reality landscape was once soundtracked by top 40 hits on shows like The Hills, today’s content takes a different approach, relying heavily on music libraries with no-name artists and custom scoring to fill the silence. The reason? Complicated, and expensive, music licensing rights and a growing industry of made-for-reality-tv tracks.

Selling Sunset was among the first to get attention for its music when it debuted on Netflix three years ago with songs that creator Adam Divello knows the internet has joked are all about “work, work, work and sell and high heels and dollar bills and earn-that-money.” Divello, also behind The Hills and Laguna Beach, says “it was a whole different world” scoring those shows,...

Is G Flip sold on appearing on Selling Sunset? That's still to be decided, according to creator Adam Divello. While chatting with E! News about Selling Sunset's 2022 Emmy nomination for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program, the television producer revealed that he's hoping Chrishell Stause's partner will make an appearance on the next installment. "Chrishell has been such a great sport from day one with us, giving us everything from her divorce from Justin Hartley to her relationship with Jason [Oppenheim] and her baby journey," he exclusively told E! News. "We are in between seasons right now. We're just ramping up preproduction on...

Selling Sunset isn’t going anywhere, and if you enjoy real estate and home renovation shows, Netflix has even more coming your way this year. The streaming service has renewed the Emmy-nominated doscusoap Selling Sunset for Seasons 6 and 7, with production set to begin later this summer. Plus, Netflix’s listings for the rest of the year include How to Build a Sex Room, Dream Home Makeover, Instant Dream Home, Selling The Oc (premiering on August 24), Designing Miami, Buying Beverly Hills, and Buy My House. Read on for more about all. Selling Sunset Selling Sunset is set in the world of LA’s high-end real estate and follows the city’s most successful female realtors who all work at The Oppenheim Group, the Hollywood Hills and the Sunset Strip’s top agency. They work hard and play harder, competing with the cutthroat LA market and each other. Adam Divello, Sundee Manusakis,...

Netflix is cashing in on reality TV and renovation.

On Thursday, the streaming service announced that “Selling Sunset” has been renewed for Seasons 6 and 7, with production kicking off this summer.

Produced by Adam Divello’s Done and Done Productions and Lionsgate, “Selling Sunset” follows the real estate agents of the Oppenheim Group — run by Jason and Brett Oppenheim. The cast includes Chrishell Stause, Mary Fitzgerald, Heather Rae El Moussa, Davina Potratz, Emma Hernan, Amanza Smith and Maya Vander.

Christine Quinn appeared in the first five seasons of the show but did not attend the reunion and has not given a straight answer to whether she’ll be returning.

The spinoff, “Selling the Oc,” will debut on August 24, as a new group of Oppenheim Group realtors compete to establish themselves at the Orange County office. In addition to the Oppenheims, the cast includes Alex Hall, Alexandra Jarvis, Alexandra Rose, Austin Victoria,...

Netflix is doubling down on property.

The streamer has handed breakout reality series Selling Sunset a two season order – taking it through seasons six and seven and ordered a slate of new property, real estate and renovation shows.

Production on season six of high-end real estate series Selling Sunset, which follows the likes of Chrishell Stause, Christine Quinn and Mary Fitzgerald and their colleagues at The Oppenheim Group, will start later this summer.

The series, which is produced by Lionsgate and Done and Done Productions, is exec produced by creator Adam Divello, Sundee Manusakis, Kristofer Lindquist, Skyler Wakil and Jason Oppenheim.

Elsewhere, the streamer has ordered four new shows and handed premiere dates to a slew of others in the property space.

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“Selling Sunset” isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. The real estate reality show has been renewed for Seasons 6 and 7 at Netflix.

Production on the new installments is set to begin this summer in Los Angeles, the streamer announced on Thursday.

Set in the world of LA’s high-end real estate, “Selling Sunset” follows the city’s most successful female realtors who all work under the same roof at The Oppenheim Group, the top agency in the Hollywood Hills and the Sunset Strip. They work hard and play harder, as they compete with the cutthroat LA market… and each other.

A premiere date for Season 6 has not been revealed yet.

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Netflix also announced Thursday that the “Selling Sunset” spinoff show, “Selling the Oc,” will debut on Aug. 24. The series will follow Jason and Brett Oppenheim’s expansion into Orange County.

When Adam Divello first pitched Selling Sunset to Netflix, the plan wasn’t to turn an unscripted show about The Oppenheim Group—a high-end real estate firm in West Hollywood—into something akin to the Real Housewives franchise.

“I don’t think we ever knew exactly what it was going to be,” admits Divello about the show’s 2019 launch. “I know when I approached the Oppenheim brothers about being on the show, they were very hesitant. They didn’t want to be like a Bravo-type, so to speak, with no offense to Bravo. They just didn’t want to be on a show where there was constant fighting. I promised and said, ‘No, I’m going to make it about real estate and these high-end homes you guys sell in Los Angeles.’ Our first one was a 40 million house, which is crazy. But of course, I told them we are...

The cast of "Selling Sunset" lit up the MTV Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted red carpet on June 5. Romain Bonnet, Mary Fitzgerald, Jason Oppenheim, Brett Oppenheim, Adam Divello, Heather Rae El Moussa, Chrishell Stause, Emma Hernan, Vanessa Villela, and Davina Potratz were all smiles as they lined up together for the cameras. Star Christine Quinn, however, was not invited.

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"Selling Sunset" follows the realtors of Los Angeles's Oppenheim Group as they fight to sell the city's most expensive homes. It also follows them as they deal with no small amount of interpersonal drama. The show was nominated for best docu-reality series at the award show alongside "Summer House," "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," "Jersey Shore: Family Vacation," and "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta." "Selling Sunset" is on its fifth season and is set to return for a sixth.

Christine Quinn is finally offering insight into the question on every "Selling Sunset" fan's mind: how much do the cast members actually get paid? After recently confirming her return for season six despite leaving the Oppenheim Group, Quinn opened up about the pay structure for the reality stars on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast on May 18.

"I think it's all about recognizing your worth."

While Quinn didn't reveal any exact numbers, she shared there are three different pay tiers for the cast, and she and Jason Oppenheim are paid the most. "I'm gonna get sued after this. I don't care. You can't afford my lawyers," she added before explaining. The reason she takes home the highest salary isn't because of any production agreement or screen time - it's simply because she hired her own lawyer to negotiate the best deal. "That was me, with my entertainment attorney, basically saying, this is my value.