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Selling Sunsetstars have responded toJosh Flaggafter he threw shade at the Netflix series.
TheMillion Dollar Listing: Los Angelescast member shared a YouTube video on Friday that featuredhis reactionsto what he called “the cringiest moments inSelling Sunsethistory.”
He also posted a shorter version of the clip on Instagram, which displayed theongoing feudbetweenChrishell Stauseand hernow-formercostar and colleague Christine Quinn.
“I was expecting to seea show about real estate, but apparently none of these people have licenses,” said Flagg as he watched their drama unfold.
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“Stop verbally abusing her,” he said as Stause and Quinn continue their back and forth in the throwback footage. He then sarcastically noted, “Okay that’s not awkward,” when they hugged one another in a different scene.
“If you’d like to watch a real estate show with licensed agents, make sure to watch last nights episode of MDLLA on@peacock,” Flagg captioned his Instagram post, adding, “If you want to watch actors pretend to be agents, tune into my newest YT video (Link in bio) where I review Selling Sunset.@estatemediala.”
“The joke is on y’all if you think Selling Sunset was ever about Realestate,” she wrote.
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Flagg replied to Quinn, “I bet your back hurts from carrying the show.”
Quinn later answered one fan who questioned if theSelling Sunsetstars actually do have their real estate licenses.
“I can’t speak for the rest of the extras, but I can speak on my friends who I know do in fact have their licenses. Myself, Maya, Davina [Potratz], Chelsea [Lazkani],” Quinn wrote.
On Nov. 24, 2021, the same daySelling Sunset’s fourth season premiered,TIMEpublished a feature that detailed the ins and outs of the show. It stated thateach of the main cast membersdo indeed have their real estate licenses.
At the time, Quinn, Stause, Vander and Potratz, along with Heather Rae Young, Emma Hernan, Mary Fitzgerald, Amanza Smith and Vanessa Villela starred in the series.
In 2020, Jason Oppenheim of The Oppenheim Group, where the agents on the show work, alsodefended his agents— and their “50 years of combined” experience — in a statement to PEOPLE.
“Mary, Heather, Maya, and Christine were licensed and successful real estate agents at The Oppenheim Group many years prior to filming our show. Amanza worked with us as a designer, and has been a close friend of Mary’s and mine for many years. Chrishell was a practicing agent at another brokerage, many years previous to filmingSelling Sunset. As a licensed agent, Davina had transacted many deals before joining the team in 2018,” Oppenheim said.
He continued, “Any insinuation that the agents on our show are not experienced, successful, or licensed, evidences a complete disregard for the facts. Even a superficial investigation would identify previous team photos, hundreds of millions in transacted sales, and more than 50 years of combined licensed real estate experience from these agents.”
Oppenheim also replied amicably toChrissy Teigen. Back then, she tweeted to her followers that while she looks at L.A. real estate regularly, she’s “never seen any” of theSelling Sunsetagents and “[neither] have our agents, who I have obsessively asked.”
“Chrissy, thanks for watching our show!” Oppenheim tweeted. “Regarding your agent’s knowledge of members of my team, I respectfully don’t know him either although that doesn’t mean he isn’t successful and didn’t just sell you a stunning home in Weho (seriously, I love your new house).”
source: people.com
