‘I was really sick on my wedding day’: Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn, 31, reveals she had CORONAVIRUS when she married millionaire businessman Christian Richard, 41
She tied the knot with millionaire businessman Christian Richard in December 2019.
And now Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn, 31, has revealed that she was ‘really, really sick on her wedding day’ and has since discovered she had coronavirus.
Talking to Goss Chats, she said: ‘I was really, really sick on my wedding day. I actually had, which I now know, was corona.”
‘I was really sick on my wedding day’: Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn, 31, revealed she had CORONAVIRUS when she married Christian Richard, 41 (pictured at their engagement bash)
‘I got really sick in late December and we were travelling. I was sick for about a month when we were filming.
‘I couldn’t even have a bachelorette party, I was so bummed about that. That time was such a high but a low at the same time.’
Christine’s gothic, winter wonderland wedding to Christian, 41, is set to be shown on the Netflix show in August.
Amazing: Christine tied the knot with Richard in December 2019 at Cathedral of Saint Vibiana, downtown Los Angeles, and wore a black wedding dress. It will feature on series three
They tied the knot at a downtown Los Angeles cathedral in front of 75 friends and family, and even had black swans in attendance.
Christine told PEOPLE magazine: ‘We wanted to get married in December to start off the New Year [as husband and wife]. And a winter wonderland theme with a wicked twist is memorable forever.
‘I never conformed to the status quo or societal expectations. I’ve always enjoyed being bold, different and trendsetting.
Drama: Christine (pictured with her The Oppenheim Group colleagues) has earned herself the title of villain on Selling Sunset namely due to her feud with Chrishell Stause (centre)
‘I’ve always wanted to get married in a black wedding dress, and I’m so happy that my dream came true.’
The realtor appeared on This Morning earlier this month and was asked about her ‘villain’ status.
She said: ‘I don’t think villain is a bad word, I’ve learned to embrace it. It’s fun to portray and have a fun character but I have different sides to me.’
Selling Sunset! Christine said on This Morning: ‘I don’t think villain is a bad word, I’ve learned to embrace it. It’s fun to portray and have a fun character but I have different sides to me’