Wait, isn’t Christine Quinn going back to selling Sunset’s sixth season, after all?

Over the years, in real estate-meets-real housewives series sale at sunset, Christine Quinn has earned the show’s reputation for being “villain”. It’s a label she denied both on and off camera. However, as it turns out, most of her co-stars really didn’t seem to like working with her. And after a rather savage corruption allegation linked to her wrapped up the final season released by Netflix, it was reported outside of the show that she had left the famed Oppenheim agency forever. Quinn has stated that she may appear in Season 6 somehow, but is she still like that?

In fact, the reality star had hinted that they just needed to be “creative” about their role, considering sale at sunset he particularly follows the intermediation of Brett and Jason Oppenheim and after his departure he opened his own cryptocurrency agency. Her script was a “brokerage battle” and she and a production team were apparently trying to figure out the logistics. However, in a new interview with The Guardian, Christine Quinn apparently sings a completely different tune. She said towards the end of the discussion:

Now, in general, this could mean one of two things. It could mean that I read too much between the lines and that she completely washed her hands of the reality series. Or two, maybe it just refers to her newfound freedom after her initial release? Obviously, I lean towards the former, because who really wants to work in a place where they feel like a “brainwashed robot” if they don’t have to stay there financially?

However, Christine Quinn’s permanent absence wouldn’t exactly be in Netflix’s best interest, would it? In the opinion of many viewers (including mine), sale at sunset she needs Quinn to keep her popularity on the platform. I mean, you could say she made the show what it is. All those wild fashion choices? The quarrels with the other real estate agents during the five seasons?

However, the 33-year-old often claimed it was all made up anyway because the stories were wrong. And those persistent claims would have caused the star to be fired as a cast member, which he talks about in his new book, How to be a boss slut. But the producers obviously brought her back to the fold, presumably because they too knew she was the gold of TV and sale at sunsetthe money maker.

However, Christine Quinn had previously stated that it wasn’t always the best working environment for her. You said that a sale at sunset executive producer in particular (who also worked on MTV lagoon beach Yes The hills in the past) was so bad that he was banned from being on set with the cast. Quinn echoed those same sentiments to The Guardian, saying his problem wasn’t with reality TVs in general, but with the production company responsible for his show. According to him, he has “many questions to answer [to]. “

sale at sunset It has yet to be officially renewed, although there are rumors that seasons 6 and 7 have already been given the green light. If so, it will clearly be very different from before, in one way or another. Stay tuned to Netflix TV Schedule 2022 for more updates.