Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn Leaves Oppenheim Group After Season 5 Drama: Who Made the Decision?

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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.“It was Christine’s decision to leave the Oppenheim Group,” a source exclusively tells Us of the 33-year-old Texas native.The Los Angeles-based realtor’s bio has also been cut from the brokerage’s website.

While Christine’s work history is no longer available to view via the webpage, her image still appears in a group photo of the full team at the top of the “Our Team” tab.The Juilliard School alum previously claimed earlier this month that she chose to leave the firm because the company wasn’t forward-leaning or believers in using cryptocurrency.“A lot of brokerages are very wary about accepting crypto because they don’t understand the inner workings of it, so that’s why it’s very difficult for agents to do these transactions,” Christine — who welcomed son Christian in May 2021 with husband Christian Richard — told Forbes in an interview published on April 22. “A) the brokers don’t know anything about crypto; B) don’t know how to do it; and C) don’t understand how reliable and how safe it actually is.

The process that RealOpen [the company she cofounded with her husband] uses is absolutely reliable and fool-proof.”Christine’s life as a luxury real estate agent has been chronicled on Netflix’s Selling Sunset, which dropped its fifth season earlier this month.

Upon the new episodes, she butted heads with her fellow agents after they admitted their friendship with the How to Be a Boss B*tch author had deteriorated.