Let’s face it, Chrishell and Christine basically are the big characters on the show. MV: Oh, she used that! She didn’t text me to say ‘thank you’, and the other girls got mad at me for saying that. SK: Speaking of social media, I did see that Christine posted on her Instagram story today a recent quote of yours where you said ‘Christine runs Selling Sunset’.
We have things that unfortunately happen in the show with drama and it is what it is.Ĭhelsea Lazkani and Christine Quinn - Credit: Courtesy Of Netflix © 2022.Ĭourtesy Of Netflix © 2022. So really, the Selling Sunset drama is really high school drama. I don’t want to be involved in the drama, you know, I have my crazy personal life drama with my baby loss. I don’t want to say things that might hurt someone. I have opinions and I try to be very honest and direct, but also I don’t want to hurt people. SK: You’ve always been a bit of a neutral source. If they do something that I don’t think is right, I’ll tell them. This is not just for her, it’s with any one of my friends. Me and Davina were really trying to have her back but you cannot have someone’s back all the time when you don’t agree with certain actions. I get it, I’ve known her for a long time.’ I wish she would count to 10 before she says or does things. It’s really difficult to understand where she’s coming from with different things that she does and says ‘look, she’s impulsive. But sometimes it’s a little bit difficult. So you know, we are all here to make a successful show and I know Christine provides the drama. I like Christine, but she does things sometimes that I’m like, ‘why?’-including something she just tweeted this morning. Where does your relationship with Christine stand? So it’s been really really busy for months, nonstop actually! SK: A big part of this season was centered around Christine kind of being on the outs with the rest of the girls.
And that helps me to balance my mom life, being a wife, and also my work and all the other amazing opportunities we get through Selling Sunset. We tried to push and sell a lot of real estate in Miami. I have three girls on my team in Miami right now, which I’m very proud of. So it’s been a crazy situation that I’m still dealing with, but I’m doing better. I think I caught up kind of in a shock in dealing with grief, which I had never dealt with in my life. The first two months were terrible for me, I just didn’t realize what the heck had happened. I had a crazy four months since I lost my baby. Selling Sunset's Maya Vander Reveals She Had a Stillbirth: 'I Do Not Wish This On Anyone' Still, Vander admits the drama - particularly centering on her and her co-stars’ relationship with Christine Quinn - is a major reason fans keep watching, and she understands it’s part of the game. With season five having been filmed while she was pregnant with the child she eventually lost, we recently caught up with the 40-year-old who explained why the drama on the show feels like “high school” in comparison to her personal grief and the loss of baby Mason.
This past year, Vander experienced the tragic loss of her baby after having a stillbirth. Selling Sunset season five dropped on Netflix last Friday and if you already watched all ten episodes, you know that Vander shared her announcement that she is planning on relocating full-time to Miami to be with her family. Maya Vander for her part is often seen as the neutral, voice of reason at The Oppenheim Group in Los Angeles, and that’s exactly why fans love her. Whether you love them or hate them, you’re guaranteed to have a strong opinion. Another reason for the show’s popularity? Each one of the women on the show brings something completely different to the table. Having launched a year before the pandemic started, it was the perfect pick for viewers to buckle in and binge-watch alongside their favorite PJs and snacks - a clear-cut recipe for success.
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It’s no wonder that the guilty pleasure reality TV show quickly skyrocketed to fame. Selling Sunset has it all: drama, fashion, opulence, meme-able moments, heartbreak, and even an insider view of the real estate world.
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