WATCH: Selling Sunset's Mary Fitzgerald and Romain Bonnet give exclusive tour of incredible $1.5 million LA home

A pregnancy must! Christine Quinn revealed that her pregnancy has definitely made her sex life better and she is not ashamed of it!

As expected of someone known for her expertise in luxury real estate on Netflix’s hit series Selling Sunset, Mary Fitzgerald‘s new home is a reflection of her refined taste for home design and art. The 39-year-old reality television star and her husband, model Romain Bennett, traded their condo in West Hollywood for a cozy yet open home in the San Fernando Valley neighborhood of Valley Village in Jan.

John, who lives in Scotland with his wife and Mary’s stepmum Susan Horwood, is expected to make his way to Denmark for the confirmation of Prince Christian, due to take place as early as this month.

Selling Sunset star has admitted it wasn't all plain sailing at the start of their romance.Speaking exclusively to HELLO! as she starred on our April digital cover, Mary admitted that their 13-year age gap as well as trust issues initially made her have doubts.MORE: Mary Fitzgerald talks feud with Christine, Heather's wedding and Chrishell's break-up"We got along really, really well from the beginning but honestly, I was the one who pushed back," said Mary.

Setting the record straight. Selling Sunset‘s Mary Fitzgerald called out her co-star Christine Quinn in a new interview for Page Six after the mom-to-be suggested that Mary didn’t congratulate her on her recent pregnancy news. According to Mary, that couldn’t be further from the truth.

Hello! magazine from the comfort of her new $1. 5million Los Angeles pad.

Only the Oppenheim Group can turn a pregnancy announcement into a feud. Mary Fitzgerald fired back at her Selling Sunset costar Christine Quinn for suggesting she wasn’t supportive of her baby news.

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A walk down memory lane! Heather Rae Young made candid confessions about some of the memories that she’s shared on social media, including those with her Selling Sunset cast members, during Us Weekly’s exclusive Instagram Breakdown series.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Awkward moments, non-stop drama, a cast that look like models, and swoon-worthy multi-million-dollar properties – it's easy to see why Selling Sunset became everyone's binge-watch of 2020 after not one, but two, seasons dropped on Netflix last summer. The streaming giant recently confirmed that seasons four and five will go ahead, which means we'll see the return of Mary Fitzgerald, Chrishell Stause, Christine Quinn, Heather Rae Young and co.

Earlier this month, Netflix announced that Selling Sunset has been renewed for a new series, and now stars of the show Mary Fitzgerald and Romain Bonnet have taken a seat with OK! VIP to reveal the low-down on what fans can expect from the upcoming drama.The reality star couple have opened up to OK! on exactly how and when the hit Netflix series is filmed and have spilled on why not all of The Oppenheim Group employees were chosen to star on the glitz and glam show.This is not one to be missed –

Selling Sunset’s Mary Fitzgerald and Romain Bonnet had us gushing over their on-screen romance and even tied the knot on the show where estate agents sell multimillion dollar homes to the rich and famous.The couple moved out of their West Hollywood apartment and headed to Valley Village in January, and we’ve been given an exclusive look behind closed doors.

“Stay away from men!” That’s what Selling Sunset‘s Mary Fitzgerald wants her co-star Chrishell Stause to know now that she’s single again. The former Days of Our Lives star and Dancing with the Stars pro Keo Motsepe, 31, called it quits in late Feb.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Buenos Aires-based FilmSharks Int’l has nabbed worldwide rights to Daniel Werner’s feature debut, erotic thriller “Bandit Love” (“Amor Bandido”), after it screened at Argentine indie film festival Bafici, where it garnered both audience and critical acclaim.“This slow burn thriller, disguised as an illicit romance, surprised everyone at its Bafici premiere and critics went mad. It’s a kind of high concept festival gem that is hard to find nowadays….