Sometimes reality TV shows miss the mark when it comes to being entertaining on the right level. Selling Sunset misses zero marks. It is one show that is totally on point in every way. Each episode brings the right amount of drama. On top of the drama between the cast members, the show focuses on the sales of beautifully exquisite multimillion-dollar homes.
The real estate agents in the show are competitive about their jobs, friendships, fashion choices, and more. Watching Selling Sunset means getting to watch Chrishell Stause, Christine Quinn, Heather Rae Young, Mary Fitzgerald, Davina Potratz, and the other California real estate agents handle their business. Season 3 of Selling Sunset is being released to Netflix on August 7th and fans of the show are beyond excited!
10 Chrishell Stause On Fitting In With The Other Women
According to Refinery29, Chrishell Stause spoke up about working with the other women on Selling Sunset. She said, "I wasn't one hundred percent sure what I was signing up for when I started, so it was a bit of a learning process. But in season two, I felt like I'd earned my place in the group." She definitely fit in better when the second season came along.
In the first season, there was a lot of drama between Chrishell and Christine Quinn but they moved past those negatives.
9 Christine Quinn On Filming Season 1 Versus Season 2
Christine Quinn talked about the differences between the first and second season of Selling Sunset when she said, “Season 1, I went in with a lot of trust and a lot of faith in the production value of what we were working on and what the producers told me they were and were not putting in. I learned that wasn't necessarily always the case." The first two seasons of the show were both jam-packed with drama and intensity between the females at the Oppenheim Group.
Christine Quinn went on to explain that she dealt with a lot of bullying and hate after the first season. She was the cast member that came off the most brutal with her honesty but even so, she never deserved to receive horrible comments from strangers.
8 Heather Rae Young On Filming A Reality TV Show
Heather Rae Young discussed her experience on Selling Sunset saying, "I never thought I'd be filming a reality show at 32 years old. So it's just really surreal for me coming from such a small town, and being very sheltered, and not really knowing much about the industry or knowing much about even real estate to being where I'm at now. I think it's just now hitting me." (House Beautiful.)
Heather Rae Young is a great addition to the show because she is a gentle and soft-spoken woman. She is a good friend to others and she doesn't stand for it when it seems like other people are being too judgmental.
7 Mary Fitzgerald On Her Friendship With Jason
The friendship between Mary Fitzgerald and Jason Oppenheim is quite strong despite the fact that the two used to date back in the day. They do not have any bitterness or resentment between them.
Mary explained, “Jason and I couldn’t be closer. We’re the best of friends and just really respect each other. We understand each other and can calm each other down. Fans kind of got to see that in season two with the whole hug thing. [The hug] wasn’t that long; they did some editing with that one, but it still shows how close we are. We know we will never do anything to hurt each other." Their friendship is delightful to see and showcases both of their maturity levels.
6 Davina Potratz On Dressing For The Job
According to Page Six, Davina Potratz talked about getting dressed up for episodes of Selling Sunset. She said, “You have to have different options ready, and I really am serious about my job. I’m a real estate agent, so I try to dress very professionally, especially when I meet clients. I really want to focus on the work and not me.” She always dressed wildly professional.
Davina Potratz was embroiled in some drama throughout the first two seasons of the show so it will be interesting to see where things lead for her in the third season. Hopefully, fans can see more of Davina's fashionable side in season 3.
5 Chrishell Stause On Doing What She Loves In Front Of The Camera
Chrishell Stause loves real estate! In an interview, she said, "If I can do what I love and have viewers follow us along the way and have a successful whole second career, then I just have to take the good with the bad." It is always a gamble when one agrees to let their life be filmed for a reality TV show!
She continued and added, "At the end of the day, I'm very confident in the fact that I'm a good person. I try to always do the best I can, and when I fail, I try and learn from it — hopefully, that comes across on the show." Chrishell Stause's innate goodness genuinely shows through on the show to any viewers watching.
4 Christine Quinn On Being Labeled The Show’s Villain
Christine Quinn is fully aware that she was labeled the villain of the show in the first season. She responded by saying, “Just because I'm witty and funny and I'm quick and I'm smart and I say these things, I get cast as the quote-unquote villain, but I'm not a mean girl. I just call it like it is." There is nothing unlikable about Christine Quinn. She is fashionable, gorgeous, hard-working, and just like she said, super witty and funny.
3 Heather Rae Young On The Real Estate Industry
Heather Rae Young, along with the rest of the women on Selling Sunset, works for the Oppenheim Group, a real estate agency. She admitted, "I had never learned about real estate. My parents never taught me about buying and selling homes. I wasn't around it growing up, so for me it was a foreign language... I had to work very hard in the industry to get where I am today." She has gotten to a level in the real estate world that others can only dream of.
2 Mary Fitzgerald On Her Friendship With Christine Quinn
Sadly, Mary Fitzgerald and Christine Quinn aren't very close anymore despite the fact that they used to be best friends. They were very close when the show first started but over time, their friendship began to get more and more strained.
Mary Fitzgerald revealed, “I don’t talk to Christine that much. We have grown apart. Some things have happened, you know, but I think she is happy and I wish her nothing but the best. The whole COVID thing happened and has made it hard, too." At least Mary has no ill wishes against Christine. Maybe their friendship can spark back up someday. On a good note, Mary is still friends with Taye Diggs, star of All American, after selling him a home in the first season.
1 Christine Quinn On The Show’s Success
According to Refinery29, Christine Quinn said, “We were brand new to the show. We had no idea where it was going to go or how well it was going to do. I started Instagram when the show came out. I had zero followers. I remember when the show came out I was like, Hey, I'm on this new Netflix show, to my two followers. It was such a foreign thing. And you're probably right — it takes some time to catch on, and then what you do catches on, people are a little more forgiving.” The show ended up becoming a huge hit much to Christine's surprise and to the benefit of her Instagram status as an influencer.
Christine might have had 2 followers when the show first premiered but she now has well over half a million followers! Something about Selling Sunset is beyond addictive. Watching the women interact with each other, whether it is about business at the Oppenheim Group or not, is extremely enticing!
