Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn won’t be returning to the show for seasons six and seven.
According to E! News, the decision for the 33-year-old to leave the series was mutual.
A source explained that the reality star isn’t involved with any of the other Selling Sunset cast members, so her departure made sense.
The source added that Christine is looking forward to growing her real estate business with her husband Christian Richard, whilst exploring opportunities in the fashion industry.
In June, she teased a rivalry between their company and The Oppenheim Group on a future season of Selling Sunset.
“I started my own brokerage a year and a half ago,” Christine teased. “My husband and I started RealOpen.com, so it’s a platform to facilitate home sales through cryptocurrency, and the seller will receive a cash transaction, so it’s like a wire.”
In May, Christine skipped the Selling Sunset season five reunion, citing she was Covid-19 positive.
The 33-year-old insisted she “absolutely did have Covid” after having been spotted publicly filming a campaign with Melissa Gorga two days after the season five reunion.
In Christine’s absence, Bre Tiesi and Nicole Young will join the cast of Selling Sunset for seasons six and seven.
Model Bre recently welcomed a son with Nick Cannon, while Nicole is already a familiar face around The Oppenheim Group.
“She is no stranger to the cast or real estate,” Netflix said, “as she has been the longest standing and top producing realtor at the brokerage with $100 million in sales.”
