Netflix hit Selling Sunset won't feature Christine Quinn in either season 6 or 7.
Digital Spy has learned that this was mutually agreed on between the reality TV star and the streamer, with reports suggesting she's now turning her attention to modelling instead.
Christine, who recently offered herself to RuPaul as a Drag Race judge, also spends her time co-managing crypto-oriented brokerage RealOpen with her husband Christian Richard.
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News of her departure may come as a shock to most, considering Christine seemingly confirmed her return to Selling Sunset for season 6 this summer.
"I have left The Oppenheim Group to start my own venture actually called RealOpen.com. It was purely a decision for what was best for my business.
"However, with Selling Sunset, that's my baby," she insisted. "I would always love to continue to do the seasons and be on the show as long as I can.
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"I love it and it's my baby. It doesn't mean I'm leaving the show. I just had to make a choice for my business to start my own brokerage and my own platform."
Following this twist, it'll be fascinating to see whether Chrishell Stause sticks to her word.
"I don't foresee myself doing this for a long time, but I think that as long as you're still enjoying it, that's the key. Right now, I'm still really enjoying it, and I really love the people that I work with," the Selling Sunset estate agent shared last month.
Should season 8 be ordered, let's hope Christine can find time in her schedule for a cameo.
Selling Sunset seasons 1-5 are streaming now on Netflix.
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