Selling Sunset's Mary Fitzgerald reveals she didn't speak to Christine Quinn for six months after falling out

Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn slayed on the October 2020 cover of Maxim Australia.On Thursday, September 17, the 31-year-old Netflix star took to Instagram to show off her super sexy cover while spreading a message about self-expression.“This is what a CEO looks like. Disagree? It’s time to change the narrative,” she wrote in the accompanying caption.

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.

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.

With her brains, beauty and business skills, Mary Fitzgerald is flying high – not only as one of the biggest stars of Selling Sunset but also as the most successful realtor at The Oppenheim Group.The stunning 40-year-old has been a firm favourite from the start of the series, with fans obsessing over her former relationship with her boss Jason Oppenheim and her romance with her now husband, Romain Bonnet, 27, whom she married at the end of season two.

Selling Sunset‘s Mary Fitzgerald came to the defense to Chrishell Stause following Christine Quinn calling her a “victim.”“I think is very hurtful, and I don’t agree with it at all,” Fitzgerald, 39, told Us Weekly exclusively about the comment. “Chrishell was blindsided, and she was put in a very difficult position and she chose to share it with everybody because it is a reality show and it follows our lives.

, 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.

You either love her or hate her, but Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn is no doubt the standout star of the programme that has gripped the nation during lockdown. As queen bee of the Netflix reality show, which follows the glamorous realtors from The Oppenheim Group as they sell multi-million pound properties in Los Angeles, Christine, 31, does not hold back – from always speaking her mind to walking down the aisle in a black wedding dress to marry her millionaire fiancé Christian Richard.

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

Metro.co.uk : "Mary and Romain had a civil union a couple of months before the show began filming in June of 2018, but they chose not to tell any of their friends or family, as they were still trying to see if their relationship would work out in the long term.  "In their minds they weren't properly married until the wedding that was filmed during the show."They weren't the only couple to get married on the show.Mary's colleague and 'frenemy' Christine Quinn tied the knot with retired tech

Selling Sunset has been caught up in a fakery row amid claims that the stars are actors and that a wedding was not real. The Netflix hit follows the professional and personal highs and lows of real-life estate agency The Oppenheim Group.

Selling Sunset, Chrishell Stause seemingly stormed out of Christine Quinn‘s wedding reception after getting upset with everyone talking about her split from Justin Hartley.However, that’s not exactly what happened, according to 31-year-old Quinn.“Chrishell was at my wedding. She didn’t walk out.