‘Selling Sunset’ alum Christine Quinn reveals what’s not shown on camera, details being a reality TV ‘villain’

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Reality TV star Christine Quinn is spilling on what viewers miss when they press play on their screens. Quin, 33, who noted to Fox News Digital that she is fully aware she's portrayed as the "villain" on Netflix's "Selling Sunset," shared that fans aren't privy to what's "on the editing floor." "That's the stuff where I am a human being, and I am vulnerable, and I am three-dimensional, and I am funny," Quinn, who has found herself at odds with many of her former co-stars, explained.  ‘Producers need a narrative’  "I have many, many funny elements to me.

I have many heartwarming moments. But you know, I understand when we're doing the show, the producers need a narrative, and they have to follow along with that narrative for a storyline," she added. "And I totally get that." Christine Quinn visits the Empire State Building on May 16, 2022. (MEGA) Quinn also emphasized that there's "more dimension" to the women of "Selling Sunset" than viewers get to see on TV. "That's why I love people to get to know me outside of the show because the show you're seeing is an edited, sometimes manipulated version of what really happens in real life," she explained. "I think it's important to get to know characters outside of the show, whether that's through my book, whether that's through social media," Quinn who is set to release her upcoming book, "How to be a Boss B*tch," detailed.

Christine Quinn from Netflix's "Selling Sunset" walks the streets of Paris. (Best Image / BACKGRID) Reality TV is ‘an illusion’ "There's so much more dimension to us as women and all the women on the show.