Mary Fitzgerald has revealed she is “no longer friends” with her Selling Sunset co-star Christine Quinn.
The realtors turned reality stars have clashed multiple times over the past three seasons of the show and while filming the upcoming fourth season, the pair fell out for good.
Speaking to The Daily Star, Mary said: “Christine and I are not in a good place. Things have happened that mean we aren’t on good terms.”
“I wanted to fix it. But every time I tried to fix it, something would happen and that would break my heart. That was very emotional for me,” she admitted.
“It got to a point where I couldn’t go through it any more. I couldn’t keep going through the ups and downs and always feeling like I’d been betrayed.”
“I had a mindset change. I was thinking, ‘I don’t want to do this, but this is where I’m at’. I am able to stand up for myself now and I chose to get out of a toxic situation. I’ve chosen not to have that friendship in my life.”
Mary continued: “You can’t be friends with everybody. And although Christine and I have been close in the past, things have changed. It wasn’t healthy.”
“Dealing with what has happened between Christine and I took a toll on me. I had a lot of anxiety about filming this series. I was very nervous about it. And having everyone around the world putting out their thoughts on you is stressful as well.”
“My husband helped me deal with it in a healthy way, so I now have a therapist that comes over. I want to be on the right path and think in the right way. It is good to have preventative treatment.”
The new season of Selling Sunset joins Netflix on November 24.
