It has been an exciting season for Selling Sunset, with some newcomers and some veteran ones joining the cast. Season 6 of this Netflix original was a blend of some old feuds and some new ones and we cannot get enough of it. Despite Christine Quinn’s absence, the drama at the Oppenheim Group continues to live on. Can we expect the next season to have the same level of drama? If yes, then when can we expect the new season to come out? Keep scrolling to read more about everything we know about Selling Sunset season 7’s release date.
Things seem to get heated in the office when Jason Oppenheim introduces his new European girlfriend, Marie-Lou Nurk to the girls. In a GRAZIA exclusive, she opens up about how the drama unfolds in the next season of Selling Sunset, “yes, a lot of drama. I’m not the one pushing the drama, but someone else is,” she goes on to add “I’m also involved in a little bit of drama with Chrishell.” In Season 6, Chrishell Stausse was also caught in a dispute with new co-star, Nicole Young, who claimed Stausse had taken credit for her previous listings. In a later episode, an argument breaks out during a dinner party where Chrishelle accuses Nicole of being “cracked out,” which leaves the entire table feeling shocked.
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In addition to Nicole and Chrishell’s feud, coworkers Bre Tiesi and Chelsea Lazkani also seem to be feuding. Chelsea’s public comments regarding Bre and her partner Nick Cannon’s relationship seem to have struck a nerve with Bre. In an episode in season 6, Chelsea commented, “I find Nick Cannon and Bre’s relationship rather off-putting. Ultimately the way I live my life is very different to her as a Christian so I don’t know if we will ever be super, super close friends.” She then proceeded to say that it’s “unfair” for children to be born into homes without a fully involved father, to which Bre responded with, “Who I have children with is my business. I don’t need a judge and a jury.”
In an exclusive interview with People Magazine, Bre went on to say, “It goes a little too far in my personal opinion. We’re on a show; we’re here to make TV. I get it. But also, this is my real life and not everything is as someone tries to make it seem.”
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