Selling Sunset Season 6 Release Date Confirmed or Not?

Selling Sunset Season 6: For Netflix in the United States, creator Adam DiVello made the reality show Selling Sunset. The show centers on the personal and professional lives of a group of agents at the Oppenheim Group, a luxury real estate company in the Los Angeles area (with offices in West Hollywood and Newport Beach). On March 21, 2019, the series made its debut.

Mary Fitzgerald, Brett Oppenheim, Jason Oppenheim, Christine Quinn, Chrishell Stause, Maya Vander, and Heather Rae El Moussa (then Young) starred in the first season’s main roles, with occasional guest appearances from Romain Bonnet and Davina Potratz. Season one premiered on March 21, 2019, with eight episodes.

On May 22, 2020, the show premiered its second season, which featured the return of the original cast members. Both Bonnet and Potratz have been elevated to major cast status. Our team is pleased to announce the addition of Amanza Smith as an interior designer and real estate agent. On August 7, 2020, the debut episode of the third season aired with the show’s original cast back for another round.

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Selling Sunset Season 6 Storyline

Christine stood on the periphery of the action as her former pals entered the real estate industry. No one was willing to forgive. There was no remorse on her face as she caused the carnage. Honestly, Christine could care less and we don’t think that will ever change. She has all the ingredients necessary for a reality TV show villain: she’s erratic, yet there’s always that frustrating chance she’ll grow up. Christine’s moral compass is in disarray, and it is widely believed that the agents at The Oppenheim Group are engaged in a vicious “workplace bullying” act, drooling over media stories to justify their actions.

If Christine stays on the sidelines and enjoys her new friendship with Chelsea, as suggested by Selling Sunset, things could calm down at The Oppenheim Group. If we’re being completely frank here, Chelsea is little more than Christine’s soundboard; the finale of Season 5 makes a trite assertion — Christine claims she’s had enough of the b.s.

Season 5 ends with Heather finally getting married to the man of her dreams. Episode 10 opens with a heartwarming scene of her and her husband exchanging vows of love and commitment to each other. Emma has also discovered romantic interest, but she often struggles to balance her personal and professional lives.

Chrishell and Jason are the true protagonists of the fifth season finale of Selling Sunset. The series’ protagonist, Chrishell, has gone through a lot: a tumultuous divorce and the struggle to learn to love herself again. It was like entering a new age when I fell in love with Jason, but I know this love won’t stay. In the end, though, Chrishell’s friends are eager to meet Jason out of concern that another man may break her heart. Jason, meantime, is thinking hard about whether he really wants to start a family.

Chrishell is back to being a single parent when Jason makes the tragic choice that he does not want any more children. Oh, this one stings. This time Chrishell appeared to be truly content and happy. She breaks down into tears as she tells Emma. Chrishell must rest once again. She is 40 years old and would love to have children.

Season 5’s cliffhanger isn’t strong enough to handle the Christine drama. The ethical breach she may have committed by attempting to bribe one of Emma’s clients is scarcely addressed. Even though Jason and Mary invited Christine to a meeting to tell their side of the story, Christine did not show up. The fifth season ends on an intriguing cliffhanger. Jason might fire her. Seriously, who the f*** knows? But I seriously doubt that Selling Sunset intends to get rid of the bad guy any time soon.

Selling Sunset Season 6 Cast And Characters

Chrishell Stause

U.S.-born actress and realtor Terrina Chrishell Stause. She first gained recognition as Amanda Dillon on All My Children and later as Jordan Ridgeway on Days of Our Lives, before starring in the Netflix reality show Selling Sunset.

Christine Quinn