Selling Sunset's Christine Quinn is reported to have left Netflix's smash hit, Selling Sunset after the jaw-dropping conclusion to series five, currently streaming on the service. At the end of the latest season, Quinn is seen to get into hot water with employers, the Oppenheim Group after it appears she tries to bribe one of her colleague's clients.
Quinn is also no longer on the real estate broker's website and this comes after the star herself tweeted about 'fake' storylines ahead of the premiere on April 22.
She wrote: "30 minutes till the launch of #SellingSunset enjoy the new season and all of its 5,000 fake storylines!"
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But has the 'Boss B*tch' really left? It certainly seems so, after the series five premiered Quinn and her husband announced a new venture in Forbes Magazine the same day. In an interview with the Magazine about RealOpen, it's revealed that Quinn, had left the company as it didn't buy into the concept of cryptocurrency, which is what RealOpen will trade-in.
The article reads: "Quinn, who has built an incredible real estate client list of high-net-worth individuals and celebrities, says that part of her decision to leave The Oppenheim Group (the brokerage highlighted on Selling Sunset) is because the firm wasn’t forward-leaning and wasn’t a believer in crypto."
A source also told US Weekly that it was "It was Christine’s decision to leave the Oppenheim Group."
So we'll have to wait until series six of the Netflix show, which has already been commissioned, to find out what happens, but it seems a good bet that Christine is firmly onto pastures new.
