Mary Fitzgerald: Last News

Christine Quinn won't be featuring in the highly anticipated Selling Sunset reunion episode, which is set to land on Netflix on Saturday 6 May. The 33 year old real estate agent, who recently hinted that she's planning to leave the hit reality TV show, didn't join her colleagues at the reunion, leaving fans disappointed.

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.

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.

Season five of hit Netflix reality drama Selling Sunset hit our screens on Friday 22 April and most avid fans appear to have binged the whole thing already and we don’t blame them. Fashion is a huge part of the show and there’s not a chance you will spot the likes of Mary Fitzgerald, Chrishell Stauce and of course Christine Quinn stepping into The Oppenheim Group Real Estate office without a pair of designer heels on.

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.

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

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 season 5 will soon be explained. Netflix confirmed to ET earlier this month that the series will have its first reunion show — and now more details have emerged, along with a new cast photo.The reunion show will debut Friday, May 6, and will be hosted by star Tan France. Those participating in the reunion include Jason and Brett Oppenheim, Chrishell Stause, Mary Fitzgerald, Romain Bonnet, Heather Rae El Moussa, Amanza Smith, Maya Vander, Davina Potratz, Vanessa Villela, Emma Hernan and new O Group realtor Chelsea Lazkani.However, as a photo from the reunion revealed, Christine Quinn will be notably missing.

Blink and you will miss it? Selling Sunset offers fans a glamorous look at the world of real estate, but the series has also become a topic of conversation over their onscreen mix-ups.

The first photo from the Selling Sunset season 5 reunion special just dropped, along with the release date!

While we’ve been itching for the return of Selling Sunset, Jason Oppenheim has been secretly dreading it. Season four left us hanging as we saw clips of romance blossoming between the luxury real estate agent, 45, and his employee Chrishell Stause, 40.

Selling Sunset season 5 will soon be explained. Netflix confirmed to ET earlier this month that the series will have its first reunion show — and now more details have emerged, along with a new cast photo.The reunion show will debut Friday, May 6, and will be hosted by star Tan France.

Cue the drama! Chrishell Stause, Heather Rae Young and more of fans’ favorite Selling Sunset stars are set to unpack their issues on the show’s first-ever reunion special.

Not on the same page. After season 5 of Selling Sunset questioned Christine Quinn‘s future with the company, Davina Potratz addressed her coworker’s actions on the show.

Selling Sunset did not get the exclusive listing when it came to a between two of its stars. In a world of blind items and , it would’ve been nearly impossible to hide that real estate agent Chrishell Stause and her boss, broker Jason Oppenheim, were dating. As such, the fifth season of Selling Sunset—all 10 episodes of which debuted April 22—had a lot to prove.

season 5 saw an influx of realtors working at the Oppenheim Group, twins Brett and Jason’s Los Angeles-based high-end real estate brokerage at the center of the hit Netflix reality series. But not everyone made it to the end, with several notable departures from the company. In addition to longtime employees Maya Vander, Mary Fitzgerald, Heather Rae Young, Christine Quinn, as well as Chrishell Stause, who joined in season 1, and Amanza Smith, who joined in season 2, former employee Davina Potratz made her return to the company after initially parting ways in season 3.