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Christine Quinn looked fit in a fun video she shared to her Instagram on Wednesday night.The reality show star, 34, wore a figure-hugging mid calf-length dress with a large cutout on her midriff in shades of neon green and grey. She paired the look with a pair of white platform sandals with a strap around her ankle and wore her signature long blonde hair down in loose waves.She captioned the post, 'Do you know these gays?!,' which is a line Jennifer Coolidge delivered in season two of White Lotus.The full line in the video is, 'Do you know these gays? They're trying to murder me.' The fashion plate grooved and struck poses as she danced around her driveway using a pair of sunglasses as a prop. Her neon yellow Porsche SUV  is also visible in the upbeat video.   Fit and fab: Christine Quinn flashes her tanned and toned abs in a dress with a large cutout at the midriff in a new video shared on Thursday White Lotus: She posed and danced to the viral clip 'do you know these gays' from the HBO showThe former Selling Sunset star paired her sexy look with a thick gold chain necklace with a gold pendant hanging down into her cleavage. The bombshell's latest sizzling look comes after she absolutely slayed Paris Fashion Week with her style like the sheer black dress she paired with a luxe red fur coat at the Schiaparelli show.And the glamorous mom of Christian, 21 months, is on a roll with neon colors.

A cyclist running a red light narrowly avoided getting injured when a driver fleeing from the police hit another car in a bizarre collision.CCTV footage emerged showing the heart-stopping moment a Porsche SUV driver flouted traffic rules and ran a red light in the opposite direction to the cyclist.As the cyclist takes a swerve to the right, the car slams into a silver sedan at the junction and the two cars careen across the street, taking out a traffic light before coming to a stop in a front yard.No one was seriously hurt, according to reports.The incident took place at east Julian Street and north 17th Street in San Jose, US, on Thursday (March 24).San Jose Police said the 53-year-old driver, Carlos Bryand, took off after an officer tried to pull him over for speeding.The officer did not pursue him due to protocol, but the crash happened shortly after.Officer Steve Aponte, of San Jose Police Department, said: "As an officer, this is the worst-case scenario."You see so many violations occurring in one time that are not only dangerous for the drivers who are committing them or the riders who were committing them, but for pedestrians."Local resident Danny Rey told ABC News that he has seen many crashes on his security cameras."You have to tell everyone out there to be careful," he said."I've got a son that rides a bike to work. I've got footage of people walking by minutes before that accident.

Wearing his and hers baseball caps, their faces obscured by masks, they could not have looked more ordinary.