Christina Quinn Reportedly Won’t Return To ‘Selling Sunset’ For Seasons 6 & 7

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What will happen Sunset sale do not have Christine Quinn? Fans of the Netflix reality series might be about to discover it! A new report from TMZ announced the real estate beauty would not return for the show’s sixth and seventh seasons, choosing instead to focus on modeling and fashion endeavors. “We said it was a joint decision between Christine, Netflix and the production company,” the outlet said of its “production source” about Christine’s alleged leak. HollywoodLife have reached out to Neflix and Christine representatives for comment but have yet to receive a response.

The mother-of-one is said to have signed with the modeling agency IMG, which signed her to the gig. Every TMZshe also participates in her brokerage with her husband Christian Richard, RealOpen. It is supposed to allow people to buy and sell real estate assets with cryptocurrency.

Christine, 33, has appeared heavily on the show for five seasons, so her absence from upcoming episodes will be obvious. But she’s not always seen directly with the show in general. In fact, she questioned the show’s credibility in scathing comments back in May.

“We get to a scene and they want everything to work out – I can’t even say a word without laughing – organically,” she said on Call her daddy podcast on Wednesday, May 18. Her subsequent comments allege that producers manipulated the cast to elicit specific reactions.

Christine continues to comment on her podcast. “Chelsea (Lazkani) and i are best friends, Vanessa (Villela) and i are best friends. So we showed up to make arrangements and they separated us in different rooms and then they waited until we were ready to film and they sent us in. But in the meantime, they’ll have someone say, ‘Oh my god, you know Christine just said this about you in a previous scene,’ and they’re going to come see me. [saying], ‘Chelsea said this about you in previous scenes.’ So they set up these situations to provoke our emotions. But I did the show for four years. I’m in five seasons, so I know how it works.”