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Called out! Amid filming for Selling Sunset season 6, star Chrishell Stause has publicly called out the production team’s tricks.

Selling Sunset season six sees some big shake-ups in the show’s cast.Created by Adam DiVello, the US reality series follows the personal and professional lives of estate agents at the high-end real estate firm, the Oppenheim Group, in Los Angeles.After continuing to be a hit for the streaming platform, Netflix renewed Selling Sunset for a sixth and seventh season in June last year.Some core cast members departed the series, however, following season five, including Christine Quinn, Maya Vander, Davina Potratz and Vanessa Villela. In the sixth season, Nicole Young and Bre Tiesi have joined the main cast.All 11 episodes of season six will be released on Friday May 19 at 8am BST in the UK.

Chrishell Stause has receipts.

Chrishell Stause is very publicly calling out the producers of Selling Sunset.

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

It’s official! Christine Quinn is saying goodbye to Selling Sunset after five seasons on the popular reality series.

Wilson Chapman editor“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.

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

Netflix is doubling down on property.

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.

The real estate agent expressed her gratitude to voters for naming her the winner, even after her split from Jason Oppenheim. Since then, Chrishell has moved on with non-binary singer, G Flip. Chrishell hinted that she was concerned her new relationship with the 27-year-old Australian may have lost her vital support. She said on stage: “The fact that this was voted on after [the relationship came out] means so much to me because I wasn't sure how that was going to go”. It came at the end of her monologue, after the star credited her show co-stars and its creator, Adam DiVello. She added: “And just really quick, I know I got this nomination before I had said anything about my sexuality.“I'm not trying to get really deep with you guys."But the fact that this was voted on after means so much to me because I wasn't sure, you know, how that was going to go.“Thank you so much, I appreciate it!” Before taking to the stage, Chrishell was seen sharing a kiss with G Flip, then turned to hug her ex-boyfriend Jason. The reality TV star also brought up her sexual orientation at a later point in the show.While introducing a preview clip of the next Selling Sunset spinoff show alongside Netflix costar Emma Hernan, she quipped playfully at her new relationship.“Any top real estate agent knows that you always need to be expanding your sexuality.“I’m sorry, your territory.Sorry,” she said to a round of laughter from the audience. It follows the revelations she made in an Instagram post about her dating life in May. She shared a four-minute clip explaining she was attracted to “masculine energy” regardless of the form it took. Despite being open about their newfound love, Chrishell and G Flip decided not to make their red carpet debut

Chrishell Stause made a point to reference her sexuality as she was voted Best Reality Star at the MTV Movie & TV Awards on Sunday night.The 40-year-old Selling Sunset star thanked the fans who had voted for her - as the voting had taken place after it was revealed she had moved on from ex Jason Oppenheim into a romance with non-binary singer G Flip.Chrishell appeared to be hinting that she was worried her relationship with the 27-year-old Australian star would have lost her some support.'The fact that this was voted on after [the relationship came out] means so much to me because I wasn't sure how that was going to go,' she admitted. Grateful:Chrishell Stause was voted Best Reality Star at the MTV Movie & TV Awards and during her acceptance speech she thanked fans for voting for her even after she revealed her relationship with non-binary singer G FlipThe moment came at the tail end of her monologue, after she'd credited her costars and the show's creator,Adam DiVello.'And just really quick, I know I got this nomination before I had said anything about my sexuality - I'm not trying to get really deep with you guys,' she prefaced the statement.

Selling Sunset's Mary Fitzgerald, Chelsea Lazkani and Amanza Smith were among the stars to hit the red carpet at a photo call for the reality series in Los Angeles  on Sunday.  Other cast members including Romain Bonnet, Brett Oppenheim, Vanessa Villela, Davina Potratz and Adam DiVello, Holly Scarfone were also on hand at Raleigh Studios in Hollywood on Sunday. 10 episodes from season five of the Netflix show dropped on April 22, and then the eleventh installment, dubbed The Reunion, premiered on May 6.

Selling Sunset's Mary Fitzgerald, Chelsea Lazkani and Amanza Smith were amongthe stars to hit the red carpet at a photo call for the reality series in Los Angeleson Sunday.Other cast members including Romain Bonnet, Brett Oppenheim, Vanessa Villela, Davina Potratz and Adam DiVello, Holly Scarfone were also on hand at Raleigh Studios in Hollywood on Sunday.10 episodes from season five of the Netflix show dropped on April 22, and then the eleventh installment, dubbed The Reunion, premiered on May 6. Selling the Sunset: Mary Fitzgerald, Amanza Smith and Chelsea Lazkani were among the stars of Selling Sunset to attend theFYSEE Reali-Tea at Raleigh Studios in Hollywood on SundayFitzgerald, 39, was all about brining the color decked out in a dayglo green mini dress and heels.She opted to have her blonde tresses styled, straight and sleek, several inches past her shoulder with w part on the slight right.

Christine Quinn has revealed the shocking, alleged comments that producer Adam DiVello said to her.

Christine Quinn dropped some major Selling Sunset bombshells during her appearance on Spotify'sCall Her Daddy podcast with and Alex Cooper this week.Quinn, 33, accused Selling Sunset creator Adam DiVello of once telling her to'to fall on the stairs and kill myself' and claims she is paid the most amongst the cast thanks to smart negotiating by her lawyer.Earlier this week, the blonde real estate agent confirmed that she would be returning for a new season with the Netflix series despite terminatingher contract with the Oppenheim Group and going it alone with a new company of her own. Accusations:Christine Quinn dropped bombshell allegations against the creator of Selling Sunset, Adam DiVello, claiming he 'berated' her and told her to 'kill herself' during an appearance on the Call Her Daddy podcastWhile appearing on the podcast to promote her new book, How To Be a Boss B***h, Quinn claimed that Selling Sunset creator Adam DiVello is the subject of 'multiple complaints' on the show.She said:'He actually told me to go fall on the stairs and kill myself at one point.' '[I was] being too honest.

In addition to dropping several behind-the-scenes bombshells about Selling Sunset during her “Call Her Daddy” appearance, Christine Quinn made a series of serious allegations against series creator Adam DiVello.

Netflix’s Selling Sunset – Chrishell Stause and Christine Quinn are facing off. “So many times you’ve brought toxic energy to me,” Stause tells her co-worker. “Every time I deal with you, you do something insanely, ridiculously hurtful.

Spencer Pratt is saying exactly what he thinks in his latest TikTok clips.

New cameras will be rolling in the OC as the Selling Sunset universe continues to grow. Production on Selling the OC, the second real estate spinoff following the success of the Netflix reality series, is underway.

Kate Aurthur editorWelcome to the OC, “Selling Sunset” bitches.“Selling Sunset” — Netflix’s unscripted series of real estate porn, created by hit-making executive producer Adam DiVello — is getting an Orange County spinoff. “Selling the OC” filming is underway now, and the show will premiere on the streamer sometime next year.The show will follow Jason Oppenheim — owner of the Oppenheim Group, the real estate firm at the center of “Selling Sunset” — as he expands the company, having opened a second office in Newport Beach.