- Netflix hasn't confirmed whether "Selling Sunset" is getting a fourth season, but several cast members have dropped hints about the reality show's renewal.
- Since season three wrapped, there have been notable changes in both the cast members' personal and professional lives.
- Insider rounded up the available information about the potential fourth season of "Selling Sunset."
- Warning: This article contains major spoilers for the first three seasons of "Selling Sunset."
- Visit Insider's homepage for more stories.
Some people tune into "Selling Sunset" for the multi-million dollar houses; others are in it for the Oppenheim Group's petty office politics.
Either way, the first three seasons of Netflix's reality show have become recognized as some of the most bingeable television currently available on the streaming platform — hence why both season two and three debuted in the top 10 most-watched programs.
Netflix hasn't yet confirmed that "Selling Sunset" will be renewed, but the show's explosive popularity has led fans to believe that it's only a matter of time until the next eight-episode installment is announced.
Besides, from Chrishell Stause and Justin Hartley's divorce to the ongoing feuds between agents at the Oppenheim Group, there are numerous cliffhangers in season three that viewers are desperate to see play out.
Here's what we know so far about the potential fourth season of "Selling Sunset."
Netflix hasn't confirmed that there will be a fourth season — yet
Though the first three seasons of "Selling Sunset" have accrued a cult-like following, Netflix has yet to announce the reality show's fourth season.
Given the fact that seasons two and three both debuted in the streaming service's top 10 most-watched programs, Netflix has good reason to release another installment.
Christine Quinn, a real estate agent at the brokerage, seemed optimistic about season four but said the timeline has been pushed back due to the pandemic during her June interview with Grazia.
"Unfortunately it has been affected. So usually we get picked up after the show airs, you know, we'll hear some information, some rumblings. With season two being in the top ten on Netflix, I think we're definitely going to get picked up. But everything has been set back due to COVID," she explained.
Quinn added that the team likely won't begin shooting until 2021 at the earliest due to the size of the crew.
In August, Stause confirmed that the cast still hadn't started shooting season four while answering fans' questions via Instagram.
"We have to wait for them to give us the official pick up and then we can start shooting. So keep streaming to hurry them up," she wrote on her Instagram story.
Mary Fitzgerald also confirmed that she'd be on board for another season during an interview with Women's Health.
"I know the people that I talk to — Heather, Chrishell, Amanza, Jason, and Romain — we're all up for a fourth season," she said, adding, "I can't speak for the other girls because I don't really speak to them."
Days later, some cast members hinted at 'good news' that they couldn't share with fans
Stause posed on a boat with coworkers Heather Rae Young, Fitzgerald, and Amanza Smith in her Instagram photo.
"Carpe Diem!! Celebrating good news we can't tell you about," she captioned the picture.
Young also shared a photo from the outing and wrote: "Celebrating so much good news!! Exciting things in the near future!"
Fans immediately assumed that the "good news" had to do with season four of "Selling Sunset," though neither Stause nor Young have confirmed their speculations.
Some 'Selling Sunset' cast members may not return
While none of the Oppenheim Group agents have officially parted with the firm, several have hinted at a potential departure from the reality show.
Maya Vander, the Israeli real estate agent that's previously juggled bicoastal commitments between Los Angeles and Miami, moved to Florida full-time during the coronavirus pandemic.
She told Women's Health that she's getting tired of the "back and forth" and hoping to spend the bulk of her time with her husband and two children in Miami.
"LA will always be my home. I lived here for 15 years, but the reality is, I have two kids now and my husband's job is there," she said. "I really don't desire to do too much back and forth, and I'm definitely not dragging kids in on a plane and traveling too much."
She's currently studying for her broker's license and hoping to sell properties in Miami in addition to Los Angeles, she told the outlet.
"I would love to just stay in Miami and if I have serious clients that [are] worth going to fly for a day or two to do showings and try to get a deal on the contract. I will do that," she said.
Vander even tossed around the idea of Jason setting up shop in Miami and calling the spin-off "Selling South Beach."
"'Selling South Beach' would be a cool idea, and I have the girls already — cute, little real estate agency — but I don't know if they can provide drama as much as our show does,'" she joked during an interview with Entertainment Tonight.
Quinn has also divulged that she's considered leaving the brokerage due to Jason's "favoritism" toward Fitzgerald, a fellow agent that he used to date.
"Mary gets every single listing, and Jason just doesn't want to do work. So he just gives it to her. And it's just so frustrating. He doesn't give it to anyone else," she said on an episode of Dear Media's "Not Skinny But Not Fat" podcast in August.
She continued: "So we're all just, like, sick of it... And we're all like, 'Would you ever leave?' Totally, like if this continues, if this favoritism continues we'd absolutely."
Brett Oppenheim left the Oppenheim Group to start his own brokerage
Brett, who ran the Oppenheim Group alongside his brother Jason on the first three seasons of the show, has reportedly left to start his own brokerage, Quinn revealed during an August interview with Glamour U.K.
"Brett has left to start his own brokerage," she announced, continuing, "The girls are fed up with the favouritism of Mary in the office, we don't know who will move where. It may be the battle of the brokerages! I think if season four goes ahead, it is going to be the juiciest season ever."
The Oppenheim Group website has been updated accordingly, as Brett's bio has been removed. Instead, he's listed as the president and broker of Oppenheim Real Estate on the firm's website.
The brothers seem to be on good terms and have frequently posted pictures together following Quinn's announcement.
Tarek El Moussa, Young's fiancé, may appear on the show
After production on season three wrapped, Young got engaged to El Moussa, a real estate agent and investor that stars in HGTV's "Flip or Flop" and "Flipping 101."
Because of both of the reality stars' contracts, they've previously been unable to film together, Young revealed during an interview with Buzzfeed Celeb. But since HGTV shot El Moussa's proposal in July, the network agreed to let him appear on a future episode of Netflix's "Selling Sunset."
"I'm so excited to have him on camera with me and film with him. We have so much fun together. We love filming together," she said.
Given the amount of airtime spent on Fitzgerald and Quinn's weddings in past seasons, it's safe to expect that Young and El Moussa's nuptials will be front-and-center if the show is renewed for a fourth season.
Stause will begin a new chapter after her husband filed for divorce
Fans were shocked to learn that the "This Is Us" actor texted Stause to tell her that he filed for divorce 45 minutes before the news was leaked to TMZ. According to court documents obtained by the outlet, Hartley cited irreconcilable differences with Stause.
In July, she requested to legally restore her maiden name, as reported by The Blast, showing that the actress and real estate agent is moving on without Hartley.
Season three closed on a shot of Stause alone in her new home peering at the Los Angeles skyline, leaving viewers anxious to see how the Kentucky-born actress will navigate the next chapter of her life.
And if the fourth season of "Selling Sunset" is anything like the three before it, the audience will have a front-row seat.
"selling" - Google News
August 26, 2020 at 03:19AM
https://ift.tt/3b84G1b
Here's what we know so far about season 4 of 'Selling Sunset' - Insider - INSIDER
"selling" - Google News
https://ift.tt/2QuLHow
https://ift.tt/2VYfp89
Bagikan Berita Ini
0 Response to "Here's what we know so far about season 4 of 'Selling Sunset' - Insider - INSIDER"
Post a Comment