Maya Vander Sheds Light on ‘Selling Sunset’ Exit After Miscarriage: ‘Too Much to Handle’

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Britney Spears’ ex Jason Alexander will go to trial on a federal stalking charge after allegedly breaking into the pop star’s home just hours before she tied the knot with husband Sam Asghari, per the Associated Press.

After five seasons, Maya Vander is officially leaving “Selling Sunset”.

Pushing forward. Maya Vander won’t be returning for the next season of Selling Sunset after suffering her second pregnancy loss, Us Weekly can confirm.

More drama is on the way! After plenty of changes during Selling Sunset’s fifth season, the cast certainly has a lot to hash out when production resumes.

, renewing the popular real estate docuseries for seasons 6 and 7. Filming is set to begin this summer.Set in the world of Los Angeles' high-end real estate, follows the city's most successful female realtors who all work under the same roof at The Oppenheim Group, a top real estate agency in the Hollywood Hills and the Sunset Strip.

Selling Sunset’s Maya Vander has left the hit Netflix show and instead joined a Florida-based real estate company. Maya, 41, has been part of the Selling Sunset cast since day one, and viewers would see the mum-of-two jet thousands of miles between Los Angeles – where the Oppenheim Group is based – and her home in Miami. Now it appears as if the travelling has become too much for the successful real estate agent, and she’s decided to pursue a career closer to her husband and children.

Sticking together. Maya Vander and husband Dave Miller have been through the wringer when it comes to expanding their family, but they’re still going strong.

Thankful for her family. Selling Sunset star Maya Vander revealed that she suffered another pregnancy loss just six months after delivering a stillborn baby.

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Britney Spears' one-time husband has been charged with felony stalking after turning up unannounced at her home in Los Angeles just hours before her wedding to Sam Asghari. Jason Alexander, 40, pleaded not guilty to the charge as well as four misdemeanours at a court hearing in Ventura County, California on Monday. He faced two counts of misdemeanour battery, one count of misdemeanour vandalism and one count of misdemeanour trespassing following the incident.

Britney Spears was granted an extension on her restraining order against her first husband, Jason Alexander, after he was arrested at her home on her and Sam Asghari’s wedding day last week.

When Adam DiVello first pitched Selling Sunset to Netflix, the plan wasn’t to turn an unscripted show about The Oppenheim Group—a high-end real estate firm in West Hollywood—into something akin to the Real Housewives franchise.