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If you’ve already binged Selling Sunset’s season five then you’ll know about Christine Quinn's ongoing drama with the rest of the Selling Sunset cast, Heather and Tarek’s wedding, a new British-Nigerian cast member Chelsea Lazkani and Jason Oppenheim and Chrishell Stause’s relationship. There is a lot more to get excited about because The Oppenheim Group will reunite to discuss all that’s happened in this season.

The drama continues. After season 5 of Selling Sunset ended with more questions than answers, viewers are waiting for season 6 to address all the story lines still left wide open.

Selling Sunset's Christine Quinn has officially left her brokerage, the Oppenheim Group.A source confirmed her departure from the firm to Us Weekly, saying, 'It was Christine's decision to leave the Oppenheim Group.'The Netflix star, 33, was in hot water with the company at the end of the very dramatic season 5, which appeared to showQuinn attempting to bribeone of her fellow real estate agent Emma Hernan's clients. Leaving!Selling Sunset's Christine Quinn has officially left her brokerage, the Oppenheim Group, with a source confirming 'it was her decision'; Pictured Dec 2021The Netflix 'villainess' has since been removed from the real estate company's website, with only one group photo of her remaining.

After Selling Sunset’s Emma Hernan alleged that Christine Quinn attempted to bribe one of her clients to switch brokers, their coworker Mary Fitzgerald has weighed in on the potential ramifications.

Mary Fitzgerald is speaking out about the drama that went down on Selling Sunset this season.

Going their separate ways. Season 5 of Selling Sunset ended on a cliffhanger regarding Christine Quinn’s future at the Oppenheim Group brokerage, however, Us Weekly can confirm she has since walked away from the firm.

Mary Fitzgerald is calling out her Selling Sunset co-star Christine Quinn and says she doesn’t believe the claim that she tested positive for COVID-19.

After series five of Selling Sunset launched on our screens earlier this month, The Oppenheim Group office has been more tense than ever as its agents fight to prove their place as some of California’s best estate agents. Though they may sell homes of the rich and famous, the Selling Sunset stars live lavish lives themselves thanks to the hefty sums of commission that they make from sales.

Mary Fitzgerald is not buying Christine Quinn's COVID-19 diagnosis.The Selling Sunset star, 41, told TMZthat she didn't believe Quinn, 33, really tested positive for the deadly virus.When asked point blank if she though Christine really had the disease, Fitzgerald replied, 'I mean me personally, no because we all tested on Tuesday and again on Friday.' As if:Mary Fitzgerald isn't buying Christine Quinn's COVID-19 diagnosis either (pictured earlier this month in La Quinta, California)She responded simply with 'yep' to follow up questions on whether Quinn also tested and if she tested negative.As for her motivation, Fitzgerald guessed that Quinn did not want to face the music for her own actions during the reunion. 'Probably because she didn't want to face everything she's done,' The Oppenheim Group real estate agent said. 'I honestly don't know.

If you've watched season five of Selling Sunset, you likely have some opinions on Christine Quinn. New mother Quinn has upset basically every other cast member from the luxury real estate reality TV show, and is not afraid to share her opinion on everything, no matter how biting it may be.

Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn has come under fire from her co-stars for allegedly “lying” about having Covid-19 to avoid filming the reunion. The luxury real estate agent pulled out of the highly-anticipated reunion of the hit Netflix series, after telling fans she tested positive for the virus over the weekend. Yet only three days later, the 33-year-old was spotted on a film set with Real Housewives of New Jersey star Melissa Gorga.The mother of one was snapped relaxing on a sun lounger next to Melissa, and neither of them wore a mask.

Maya Vander revealed she contractedcoronavirus, following the taping ofthe Selling Sunset season 5 reunion and a flight toFlorida on Sunday.While revealing her symptoms have ranged frombody aches to feeling ill, according to TMZ,39-year-old reality star quickly filled her castmates in on her positive test as she may have exposed them at thereunion.She began feeling unwell on Tuesday, after traveling from Los Angeles to Florida, which leads her to believe she caught her case of COVID-19 on the airplane. COVID-positive: Maya Vander revealed she contracted coronavirus, following the taping of the Selling Sunset season 5 reunion and a flight to Florida on Sunday; seen in 2019On Saturday,Christine Quinn's rep confirmed to TMZ that she alsotested positive for the virus and was unable tojoin the cast in person for the show's reunion episode at Raleigh Studios in Hollywood, California.

Caught in the act? Chrishell Stause doesn’t seem convinced by the reason for Christine Quinn‘s absence from the Selling Sunset reunion taping.

A bombshell new photo of Christine Quinn doing a photo shoot just two days after skipping the Selling Sunset reunion has been revealed…and Chrishell Stause is calling her a liar.

Davina Potratz is speaking out on “Selling Sunset”‘s season 5 drama.

Selling Sunset stars Christine Quinn and Amanza Smith both tested positive for COVID-19 before the fifth season reunion taping at Raleigh Studios in Los Angeles on Sunday.And while the 45-year-old brunette did her own make-up and hair so she could join the cast of the No. 1 Netflix hit show remotely, the 33-year-old blonde 'wasn't feeling well enough to do it.'Christine's rep confirmed her diagnosis to TMZ on Monday: 'She tested positive for COVID on Saturday and out of an abundance of caution, she did not attend the reunion.' Health update: Selling Sunset stars Christine Quinn (L) and Amanza Smith (R) both tested positive for COVID-19 before the fifth season reunion taping at Raleigh Studios in Los Angeles on SundayIt's Quinn's second time coming down with it after claiming to Goss Chats in 2020 that she was sick with the coronavirus during her December 2019 wedding ceremony.Season five premiered last Friday and the streaming giant just unveiled the first image of Queer Eye's Tan France moderating the reunion, which is scheduled to air on May 6.

Chrishell Stause has had enough of the “bully” comments.

Chrishell Stause is defending herself. The star hopped on her Instagram Stories on Monday to set the record straight about claims that she’s a mean girl -- following the release of season 5 of the Netflix series.  «Hi guys,” the 40-year-old real estate agent began her video message. “Honestly still feel like I got hit by a bus a little bit from yesterday’s reunion,” she added as she talked to the camera.

Not here for the backlash. As Selling Sunset fans react to season 5 of the Netflix show, Chrishell Stause is speaking out regarding her strained relationship with costar Christine Quinn.

Selling Sunset is back and bigger than ever.The Netflix series dropped its fifth season earlier this month, detailing the work and real life dramas of the LA-based agents of The Oppenheim Group.Following in the footsteps of the first four seasons, Selling Sunset season five saw an array of stunning multi-million dollar homes put up for sale - with agents including Chrishell Stause and Emma Hernan making thousands of dollars of commission for the sale of just one listing.So, how much money do the Selling Sunset agents make at The Oppenheim Group and on the Netflix show? And, what is their baseline salary?The Oppenheim Group doesn't actually give its agents a salary.Instead, their income is solely commission-based, meaning they only get paid if they successfully negotiate a sale.Typically, The Oppenheim Group agents can expect to make a 3% commission on each listing sold and due to the high price of their listings, this is normally a substantial amount of money.One property shown during Selling Sunset season five was listed at $20million (£15.6m), which would net the selling agent an approximate commission of $600,000 ($472k).That's enough for countless pairs of Louboutins!Speaking previously about the high risk-high reward occupation, Selling Sunset star Mary Fitzgerald told express.co.uk: "I think the hardest thing in real estate is working for commission only."Spending months sometimes with a client and then they change their minds."The best part can also be when a client finds something they love immediately and I make a huge commission with very little effort.“This unfortunately is not normally the case, but I have double-ended deals representing the buyer as well on my own listing, so this is the best scenario for an

Selling Sunset fans have been left devastated after Christine Quinn teased that she’s departing the Netflix reality show.The star took to Twitter to call out the series and brand it “fake”, as well as revealing that she’s launched her own company that allows people to buy and sell their own homes. “30 minutes till the launch of #SellingSunset enjoy the new season and all of its 5,000 fake storylines!” she wrote alongside a money bag and painting nails emojis. During the new season of the show, Christine can be seen telling newbie Chelsea Lakanzi that she has thought about leaving The Oppenheim Group to work for herself.