Selling Sunset star Bre Tiesi has left fans somewhat confused with her new hair transformation.
The star recently shared a new Instagram post sporting a blonde look – captioning the series of photos: "Bodies on bodies, on bodies on bodies."
However, some followers were quick to note similarities with Christine Quinn's own look, and even mistook Bre for the former Selling Sunset star.
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"I thought this was Christine at first haha," one fan commented, while another echoed: "I thought you'd Christine for a minute."
"Lol I really thought this was Christine," a third wrote, while a fourth said: "It’s giving Christine and I’m here for it."
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Bre joined the Netflix show for its sixth season, which itself came after Christine's exit at the end of season five.
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Bre's own future on the show seemed uncertain after the recent seventh season, notably after a dispute over The Oppenheim Group's commission split, as well as clashing with Chelsea Lazkani and Cassandra Dawn.
She later admitted that a return to the show was "undecided", though she has since reportedly confirmed that she will be back next season (via TMZ).
Meanwhile, last November Christine addressed a potential return for herself, replying to a fan on Instagram: "Sorry babe! Moved on to better things and sooo much happier."
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Speaking previously about her subsequent decision not to watch the show, Christine told E! News: "I have my girls that I absolutely love, and I'm so supportive of them.
"But for me, I don't think I'll watch the show just because I want to know them for who they are and not what they're edited to be, so for me I probably won't watch it."
In other Selling Sunset news, Chrishell Stause recently unveiled her own hair transformation, debuting a shorter look at the People's Choice Awards.
Selling Sunset seasons 1-7 are streaming now on Netflix.
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