Christine Quinn Teases A Potential ‘Selling Sunset’ Return

“Selling Sunset” has been one of the most talked-about reality shows on Netflix since its 2019 premiere. However, one of the fan favorites, Christine Quinn, left the series after its fifth season. Now, three years later, the former Netflix star is discussing a potential return to the show after Chrishell Stause announced her exit near the end of 2025 following season 9. This comes amid her ongoing divorce.

Quinn recently interviewed with US Weekly and admitted she’s unsure what a return to “Selling Sunset” would feel like. She said, “There are always conversations being had. I don’t know what that looks like. I’m always open to having fun and turning looks, but it needs to make sense for me, so it’s just a question mark right now. We’ll see.”

Notably, this comes after TMZ reported in February 2026 that the production team behind “Selling Sunset” had approached the reality star about appearing for season 10. The report also stated that discussions about its potential return are ongoing and that no one has signed for the new season so far.

Elsewhere in the interview, Quinn discussed the “Selling Sunset” cast and revealed who she’s still in touch with after leaving the show. She said, “I do keep in contact with some of the cast. Jason [Oppenheim], I actually talked with yesterday. I love him. I’ve always loved him, and he’s always been really supportive of me.”

She added, “I do talk to a lot of the girls, also Nicole [Young], Davina [Potratz], Bre [Tiesi], here and there, and I see them at events and stuff like that.”Quinn then noted that she doesn’t watch “Selling Sunset,” but noted the show’s “darker turn from when I was on the show.”

According to her, “It’s like the tides have changed, and I’ve seen a huge uproar and people being like, ‘Oh my gosh. Christine was right. Why did we not see this the whole time?’ I had a lot of people that told me, ‘I went back and watched the season over again, and it’s like I was wearing rose colored glasses the first time I saw it.’ And so that does make me feel good.”

Following the initial report that Quinn was approached to return to “Selling Sunset,” many fans of the show took to social media to share their opinions. For the most part, her presence is missed on the series. One X user said, “If they don’t get her back, just cancel the show. Chrishell was the main character, and now she’s gone.”

Someone else wrote, “I mean… it has been TERRIBLE after she left. I completely stopped watching lol.” A different “Selling Sunset” fan stated, “They need her if Chrishelle is gone. Chrishell carried the whole show. Bre is wack as hell. And I’m glad Chelsea’s gone. It would’ve been OUTSTANDING with Chrishelle AND Christine together fighting.”

Another X user said, “I figured once Chrishell announced her departure.” Finally, someone else posted, “Christine Quinn’s dramatic Selling Sunset comeback feels inevitable now.”

Quinn’s life has changed quite a bit since she departed “Selling Sunset.” Sadly, she filed for divorce from Christian Dumontet in April 2024. She is living in Texas with her son. Quinn opened up about her divorce and what led to it in a March 2025 interview with PEOPLE.

She said, “This is the first time I’m talking about this stuff. I haven’t talked about this with anyone. Some people knew stuff was going on, but no one knew the extent of it in terms of how bad everything really was.”

Regarding why she relocated, Quinn said, “I really didn’t have a choice. I was granted an emergency protective order, so my ex couldn’t come to the house. He violated that, and would keep coming back.” She stated that they initially stayed in hotels and couch-surfed while in Texas.

Quinn added, “People really don’t know this. I was hacked out of my entire life. I was stripped of my entire life overnight — I literally had nothing. And it was dehumanizing. I was completely resourceless.” She also stated that there were issues in their marriage before the divorce filing.

Quinn may be uncertain about returning to “Selling Sunset,” but fans will see her on another show. According to Deadline, she’s set to appear on the third season of “House of Villains.” In addition to Quinn, the season will feature Tiffany “New York” Pollard, Tom Sandoval from “Vanderpump Rules,” Kate Chastain from “Below Deck,” Paul Abrahamian from “Big Brother,” and “RuPaul’s Drag Race” star Plane Jane.

“Survivor” alum Tyson Apostol will also appear, as will Jackie Christie from “Basketball Wives, Drita D’Avanzo from “Mob Wives,” and Johnny Middlebrooks from “Love Island USA.”

“House of Villains” season three premieres on Peacock on February 26.