Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn reveals Brett has left the Oppenheim Group he shared with twin brother Jason to start his own brokerage
Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn has revealed that Brett Oppenheim has quit the firm he shared with his twin brother Jason in order to start his own brokerage.
The 31-year-old was speaking to Glamour about the hit Netflix reality show which follows the Oppenheim Group as they sell some of LA’s most desirable houses to the rich and famous.
And she suggested that the upcoming fourth season could be the most explosive yet.
Revelation: Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn (pictured) was speaking about the hit Netflix reality show which follows the Oppenheim Group as they sell some of LA’s most desirable houses to the rich and famous
She told the publication: ‘Brett has left to start his own brokerage. The girls are fed up with the favouritism of Mary in the office.
‘We don’t know who will move where. It may be the battle of the brokerages!
‘I think season four is going to be the juiciest season ever.’
The third season saw tempers flare over the apparent ‘favouritism’ that boss Jason had showed toward Mary Fitzgerald when distributing housing listings.
Frictions: The 31-year-old revealed that Brett Oppenheim has quit the firm he shared with his twin brother Jason (pictured together) in order to start his own brokerage
It comes after Jason himself said he wouldn’t have signed up for the show had he known how much it would focus on the cast’s personal lives.
The real estate mogul, 43, was speaking in an interview with Hello!, in which he posed with co-star Amanza Smith in his home.
He said he realises now that a show about real estate alone probably wouldn’t have been so interesting.
He said: ‘Had I known the show would be this focused on our personal lives I probably wouldn’t have signed up for it.
‘I wanted it to be all about the nuances of real estate, but I now realise the show I envisaged wouldn’t be that popular!
‘I’ve come to accept the idea that I’m on more of a reality show than a real-estate show.’
It comes after Jason himself said: ‘I wanted it to be all about the nuances of real estate, but I now realise the show I envisaged wouldn’t be that popular!’