Netflix has officially announced the renewal of its popular real estate reality series, *Selling Sunset*, for a tenth season. This new instalment will see the return of original cast members Christine Quinn and Heather Rae El Moussa, creating excitement among fans of the show.
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Christine Quinn, who had taken a break from the series after its fifth season, recently revealed her anticipation for the upcoming episodes. On social media, she shared some behind-the-scenes snapshots showcasing her distinctive style while filming the tenth season. On 16 June, she posted pictures on Instagram where she sported an eye-catching pink pantsuit complemented by a fuzzy pink coat, while also flaunting fresh waves in her hair and glamorous make-up.
In her Instagram post, Quinn radiated confidence, captioning the photographs with an affirmation: “Daily Doll Affirmations: ‘We only get prettier and Richer’.” She received an enthusiastic response from her fellow cast members, with notable comments from Nicole Young, a former cast member, and Jason Oppenheim, the president of the Oppenheim Group. Young praised her as the “Barbie queen,” while Oppenheim expressed his support with a series of fire emojis.
The renewal of *Selling Sunset* for its tenth season was officially announced by Netflix on 29 April. Along with Quinn, Heather Rae El Moussa, who has been part of the cast since the show’s inception in 2019, will also reprise her role. This season marks an important return for Quinn, who had a notable departure from the series after season five, following a split from her ex-partner, Christian Dumontet.
In a statement following the renewal announcement, Christine expressed her excitement, indicating that she would return to *Selling Sunset* “from a very different place.” She noted that this time around, she would approach the show with greater perspective, confidence, and clarity. Quinn mentioned reconnecting with the show’s creator, Adam DiVello, which played a pivotal role in her decision to come back to the series.
Her experiences over the past years, particularly her journey into motherhood, have significantly influenced her outlook. She described how this new chapter in her life has encouraged her to become more intentional about her well-being and has made her “much more protective of my peace.” While she acknowledged that she had often been portrayed as the show’s villain, she anticipates that audiences will witness a more grounded version of herself in the upcoming season.
Despite stepping away from the series, Quinn remains eager to confront the inevitable drama that accompanies life at the Oppenheim Group. “I’m still ambitious and direct, but I think people will see a version of me that’s more centred and even more sure of herself,” she commented. Her aim is to portray her growth authentically, while still retaining the edgy charisma that fans came to love.
As anticipation builds for the show’s tenth season, the return of Christine Quinn and Heather Rae El Moussa is expected to reinvigorate the dynamic of the series. Season ten promises to deliver the same blend of luxury, high-stakes real estate, and interpersonal drama that has defined *Selling Sunset*.
With filming already underway, fans will be eager to see how Christine Quinn’s newfound perspective plays out in a series renowned for its glamorous settings and emotional confrontations. The forthcoming episodes are sure to bring fresh narratives as the cast navigates the complexities of their personal and professional lives in the fast-paced Los Angeles real estate market.
For longstanding fans of the show, the combination of seasoned cast members and evolving storylines sets the stage for what could be an exhilarating season that highlights both change and continuity in the ever-fascinating world of *Selling Sunset*.