Jason Oppenheim Teases ‘Selling Sunset’ Season 4, Defends Davina Potratz

The Oppenheim Group weren’t actual real estate agents. And obviously the agents were quick to shut those rumours down.Jason Oppenheim, the President and founder of the brokerage, exclusively told EVOKE that he’s not allowing these rumours to bother him.In fact, he and the rest of the team laugh about them!‘I find that to be a high compliment that people question the legitimacy of our real estate agents.

‘splintering’ and that some of them have left, but her boss was left speechless when asked if that was the case.When asked if people are leaving the office to go elsewhere, he said: ‘That’s not happening.

Netflix star and realtor appeared for a chat with Lorraine Kelly on her ITV show on Tuesday.

German majorLeoninehas snatched up the rights for Germany to Guy Ritchie's Miramax spy thriller Five Eyes, starring Jason Statham, during the Toronto Film Festival's virtual market. The pre-sale deal was reached with STXinternational, which is handling worldwide rights to the movie, which is expected to start shooting in Europe in November.STXfilms will distribute it directly in the U.S., UK, and Ireland.

Chrissy Teigen appeared unsure as to whether “Selling Sunset” was legit in previous tweets, but star of the show Jason Oppenheim was keen to prove her wrong.

It looks like Jason Oppenheim is showing Chrissy Teigen’s house just weeks after the 34-year-old cookbook author shaded the realtors on Selling Sunset. The 43-year-old president and co-founder of The Oppenheim Group featured in the Netflix series shared the update on Twitter, and fans can’t get enough of the irony.

Jason Oppenheim might have a hand in selling Chrissy Teigen‘s Beverly Hills home after she dissed him and his Selling Sunset team.“@chrissyteigen If you want to see if I’m real, I’ll be showing your house tomorrow morning to one of my clients,” the broker, 43, tweeted on Wednesday, September 9.The Wall Street Journal reported in August that the Cravings cookbook author, 34, and husband John Legend put their 8,500-square-foot property on the market for $23.95 million as they prepare to welcome

Selling Sunset, returned to Netflix for seasons 2 and 3 this summer and quickly became the breakout unscripted hit of 2020. With that came lots of speculation about how real the reality show is, which isn't totally unexpected.

“Selling Sunset” star Jason Oppenheim admitted he was once serenaded by Ariana Grande as he stopped by for a chat on “Behind The Velvet Rope with David Yontef”.

Selling Sunset’s Davina Potratz has exclusively hinted that more stars from the show could leave the Oppenheim Group after it was revealed by Christine Quinn that Brett, 43, has left the real estate business to “set up his own brokerage”.The stunning blonde, who recently slammed co-star Christine Quinn, said: “Brett has left to start his own brokerage.” She added to Glamour: “The girls are fed up with the favouritism of Mary in the office. ‘We don’t know who will move where.

Davina Potratz seemingly rubbed Chrishell Stause the wrong way during season 3 of Selling Sunset, constantly saying that although Stause, 39, claimed she was “blindsided” by Justin Hartley filing for divorce, there are two sides to every story.That said, she didn’t mean any harm by her comments made during the season finale, she exclusively told Us Weekly on the “Hot Hollywood” podcast.“It was more of a conversation, not a monologue from my end, which is what it seems like.

Maya Takes Miami? Not so fast! Maya Vander is not done with Selling Sunset — contrary to what her costar Christine Quinn thinks.“I just heard that Christine said that I’m leaving the Oppenheim Group. So, I want to clarify something, it’s not true,” the 32-year-old real estate agent explained on Us Weekly’s “Hot Hollywood” podcast.

just how tall are the twins?To be honest, we think the twins wouldn't look so short if everyone was wearing normal shoes - and The Express says that Brett and Jason Oppenheim, the owners of the Oppenheim Group, are 5ft6. But this isn't what Christine told us when Grazia caught up with her last month.

, is clapping back at claims that his agents — Chrishell Stause, Heather Rae Young, Christine Quinn, Mary Fitzgerald, Davina Portraz, Maya Vander and Amanza Smith — aren't licensed. «Mary, Heather, Maya, and Christine were licensed and successful real estate agents at The Oppenheim Group many years prior to filming our show,» Oppenheim said in a statement to. «Amanza worked with us as a designer, and has been a close friend of Mary’s and mine for many years.