‘Selling Sunset’ Set for Shake-Up Cast as Christine Quinn and Heather Rae El Moussa Reportedly Return

The cast of ‘Selling Sunset’ is reportedly set for a major shake-up Christine Quinn And Heather Rae El Moussa It’s said to be returning to Netflix’s hit real estate drama.
Weeks after Quinn admitted she was having “conversations” with the streaming giant about returning to the series on her own terms, reports emerged stating that the Texas native will take center stage in the show’s tenth season.
In fact, the cast was apparently supposed to start filming, and that has been postponed as they wait for them to complete negotiations,” she said. We weekly.
The 37-year-old became one of the most divisive women on TV after being positioned as the “villain” of the cast during her five-season run on “Selling Sunset,” which premiered in 2019.
Quinn ultimately left The Oppenheim Group and the show in 2022 at the end of the fifth season – and three years later, she revealed that she had left not only the series, but also the state in which it is set.
Meanwhile, Quinn’s former co-star, El Moussa, 38, is also reportedly eyeing a comeback after reportedly not being asked to return to the series after the seventh season.
On the other hand, Us Weekly reports that fans are favorites Chelsea Lazkani And Nicole Youngwho joined the cast in 2020 and 2022 respectively, would not return.
Despite recent reports, sources have told Realtor.com® that the cast is still being finalized.
Quinn previously revealed that she was eyeing a comeback, but noted that she would not return to the series unless she could do so on her own terms.
“I’m currently in discussions about the possibility of returning to ‘Selling Sunset,’” she said Entertainment tonight. ‘We are in discussions, but nothing has been officially signed yet. I want to make sure that what I do makes sense to me.”
She added: “Nothing is set in stone, but we are in discussions.”
Interestingly enough, Quinn’s admission about her conversations with Netflix came just a few months after her former co-star (and on-screen nemesis)Chrishel Stause announced that she was quitting the series, having been a regular on “Selling Sunset” since its premiere.
“I’m at a point where I don’t need the show financially. I’m fortunate to have other forms of work because it’s no longer good for my mental health,” Stause said in November, while also revealing that she is no longer in any relationship with Quinn.



Quinn did not address Stause’s departure from the show during her recent interview, nor did she reveal what a return to ‘Selling Sunset’ would mean for her life in Dallas.
The reality TV alum previously spoke about her return to her home state, telling the Dallas Morning News that her decision to move there was not only a desire to leave California, but also a need to return to her roots, noting that many viewers may not have realized that she is originally from Texas.
“A lot of people don’t know that I’m originally from Texas. So I grew up here and I went to Southlake Carroll. A lot of people don’t know that,” she said. “My family still lives in the same house I grew up in, and I live in the neighborhood. I’m a suburbanite.”
“Dallas is like my home and Fort Worth too,” she said of her love for the Lone Star State.
She then showed off her favorite spots in the area for a girls’ night out.
“My favorite place for a girls night out, there are so many places. The Gaylord, I love that. Hotel Vin in Grapevine, I love that.


“I also love going to Fort Worth. I’m like a Billy Bob’s, sloppy drunk, Jell-O shots, I absolutely love that. And then I would say White Elephant, just to get scoot and boogie on, right? Those are some of my favorite places,” the real estate agent said.
But Quinn loves more than the nightlife scene Texas has to offer. She also likes the shopping streets.
Although she does most of her retail therapy online, Quinn noted that there are malls she can’t get enough of.
“My favorite? Online. I’m tired. I’m a mom, girl, online. But if I had to choose one, I’d say Southlake Town Square. Just because it’s convenient and awesome,” she said.
“I like a good fountain here and there, and you know, I like being outside. I like the wind. I like the wind in my weave, you know. I’m that kind of outdoors girl.’




