Selling Sunset is the easiest show to get hooked on right now because it meets all the criteria for an interesting TV show. It includes beautiful women, ritzy & upscale properties for sale, and intensely petty drama that we just can't get enough of. This show is all about a group of real estate agents who sell homes in the Hollywood Hills, Beverly Hills, and the valley. They are all very competitive when it comes to making sales because their commissions are huge.
The drama in Selling Sunset is so crazy interesting to watch because viewers are rooting for the women to be friends with each other, but communication slips end up getting in the way all the time. Here are some details about the making of the show.
12 Chrishell Stause Revealed That Some Scenes Are "Amped Up" For The Cameras
Chrishell Stause is a fan favorite from Selling Sunset that a lot of people absolutely loved in the first season of the show. She was the relatable girl-next-door who joined the team and tried her best to get along with her new coworkers and bosses. She revealed that a lot of the scenes in Selling Sunset are actually "amped up" for the cameras and you know what? That is perfectly alright with us. The show is so intriguing to watch that we don't mind.
11 4 Other Real Estate Agents Aren't Shown On Camera
Nicole Young, Graham Stephan, Peter Cornell, and Alice Kwan also work for Brett and Jason as real estate agents but they do not get any camera time. On camera, we get to see the main seven real estate agents (all female) as they meet each day for group meetings to go over what is happening in the company and how sales are going. The other four real estate agents are working, just not in front of the cameras.
10 The Creator Of 'Selling Sunset' Was Also Behind 'Laguna Beach'
Adam DiVello is the intelligent genius behind reality shows Laguna Beach and The Hills. Of course someone like him would be behind Selling Sunset. Laguna Beach and The Hills are two shows that have stood the test of time! Even though it has been years since they aired on TV, people are still obsessed, people still talk about them, and people still rewatch them.
9 Viewers Didn't Get To See Much Of Heather Young's New Relationship
Heather Young is dating Tarek El Moussa, but in season 2 of Selling Sunset, we didn't really get to see very much of their blossoming romance. In season 1 of the show, she was dating someone completely different so it would have been nice to see more into the new relationship that is making her so much happier. Heather Young is one real estate agent that is very sweet and likable. She doesn't really get caught up in too much drama.
8 The Start Of Christine And Christian's Relationship Was A Hot Topic For The Wrong Reasons
The women on the show seemed to think that Christine got involved with Christian while he was still in a relationship with someone else, but that was not the case. Christine cleared the air about the whole thing and let everyone know that she started dating Christian after he'd already been single and had already reentered the dating pool.
7 Chrishell Stause Wasn't Part Of Oppenheim Group Until The Show
The Oppenheim group didn't originally have Chrishell onboard. When they realized they were going to be on a reality TV show on Netflix, they decided to add her to the mix. It is a good thing they added her because she is a very likable character who overcame a lot of adversity in her life.
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6 The $43 Million Dollar Home Was Meant To Be A Hot Topic On 'Selling Sunset'
A buyer ended up spending $35 million dollars on the mansion that everyone was discussing in Selling Sunset. Every single one of those real estate agents wanted that commission! Whenever the cameras of the show would reveal how exquisite the home was, it was beyond impressive.
5 Christine And Christian's Wedding Was Mentioned In Season 2 To Excite Viewers About Seeing It In Season 3
When asked about the wedding, Jason told the Express, "Oh my, God. That wedding. It was one of the most insane experiences of my life, that woman knows how to throw an event. Forget that engagement party, I'm telling you that wedding, I've never seen anything like it nor will I ever. It was indescribable." We are so excited to see it!
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4 'Selling Sunset' Is A Docusoap, Not A Reality TV Show
In reference to what Chrishell Stause said when she revealed that Selling Sunset scenes can occasionally be "amped up"– this show is actually meant to be that way because it is a docusoap, not a reality TV show. Reality TV shows are supposed to follow real-life dialogue and drama between people, but this show has some help from producers to make it more interesting and addictive.
3 'Selling Sunset' Took A Toll On Christine Quinn
When asked about returning to Selling Sunset for season 2, Christine Quinn said, “It was really, really hard for me. It took a toll on me when I would get messages every single day like, Go kill yourself. I f***ing hate you. But at the end of the day, I realized that like 90% of the people out there love it and love the show." (Refinery29.)
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2 Christine Quinn Revealed That Her Season 1 Client Was Really A Personal Friend
In her interview with Refinery29, Christine Quinn said, "In season 1, do you remember when I said, This b**** doesn't even cook!? Well, that actually wasn't a client. That was one of my best friends. Sorry, I'm going to ruin that, but I just have to. In real life, I would never, ever talk to a client in that way. It's not how I function. My sassy tongue comes from calling out friends and having fun. But when it comes to being a professional, I'm 100% professional."
1 Netflix Has Already Revealed That Season 3 Is Dropping In August
It does not surprise us at all to find out that Netflix has already decided to make season 3 of Selling Sunset become a reality. What makes us even happier and more excited is the fact that they have let us know that the third season will be dropping in August. We only have to wait a few more months to see more of this incredibly addictive and charming Netflix original TV show.
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