Maya Vander Shuts Down Christine Quinn’s Claim She’s Leaving the Oppenheim Group, ‘Selling Sunset’

Jason Oppenheim shared whether Selling Sunset fans can expect the Netflix series to serve up more beautiful homes with a side of drama in a possible season 4.The real estate broker, 43, told Entertainment Tonight on Friday, September 4, that a new season could be in the works in the future.“I have no doubt we will be doing many more seasons with Netflix,” he said of the show, which unexpectedly wrapped production in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.Oppenheim also hinted at Maya Vander‘s

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’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.

Maya Vander is setting the record straight about rumours that the “Selling Sunset” realtor will be leaving the firm featured in the hit Netflix reality show.

Maya Vander is setting the record straight on rumors she’s leaving Netflix’s popular reality show, Selling Sunset.

, 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.

Jason and Brett Oppenheim are assuring “Selling Sunset” fans that all the stars are licensed real estate agents.

TMZ shared the wedding document they obtained from Ventura Courthouse that relates to the couple’s wedding but confusingly for fans of the hit Netflix show, it’s dated March 9, 2018.Fans watched the couple wed in the season finale of the second series of the show but it was filmed in 2019 leading to their confusion.But fear not, the famous LA-based couple have told EVOKE what’s really going on.The document TMZ obtained cites Nicole Young as the witness for the model and realtor’s wedding in the

On Wednesday, “Temptation Island” received the go-ahead to resume production on the romantic reality show at a resort on the Hawaiian island of Maui — a decision that was reversed mere hours later.

August 19, 2020Agent Mary Fitzgerald too, joined in on the chat telling Chrissy: ‘I’m in 6 Escrows currently and have sold a few dozens of homes in the recent past.

Chrishell Stause and Christine Quinn are at it again.

Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn revealed that Brett Oppenheim has now quit his brother's firm to go it alone.The 31-year-old also talked about how she too thought about leaving over "favouritism" within the brokerage. Christine admits she's not happy that the founder, Jason Oppenheim, 43, favours Mary Fitzgerald, 39, who he gives properties to to sell – where the other real estate agents have to bring in new business for themselves.

Selling Sunset is the best thing Netflix has ever given us, and . However, things could look a little different next time we check in on The Oppenheim Group, because according to Christine Quinn someone recently quit.