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The drama never ends! The cast of Netflix\u2019s Selling Sunset<\/em><\/a> isn\u2019t afraid to speak their minds \u2014 both on and offscreen \u2014 no matter whose feelings might get hurt.<\/p>\n The reality series made its debut in March 2019 and has quickly become a fan-favorite during its three seasons. The series follows Chrishell Stause<\/strong><\/a>, Christine Quinn<\/strong><\/a>, Heather Rae Young<\/strong><\/a>, Maya Vander<\/strong><\/a>, Mary Fitzgerald<\/strong><\/a>, Davina Portratz<\/strong> <\/a>and Amanza Smith<\/strong><\/a> as they take on the challenges of selling some of Hollywood\u2019s most impressive homes for bosses Jason<\/strong><\/a> and Brett Oppenheim<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n Us Weekly<\/em> confirmed in August 2022 that Christine was leaving the series<\/a> ahead of season 6. The cast shakeup continued that same month with the addition of newbies Bre Tiesi<\/strong> and Nicole Young<\/strong><\/a> for seasons 6 and 7.<\/p>\n \u201cI am so excited to join The Oppenheim Group and bring my realty expertise to the best in the business,\u201d Tiesi \u2014 who welcomed son Legendary with Nick Cannon<\/strong><\/a> in July 2022 \u2014 exclusively told Us<\/em>. \u201cIt\u2019s going to be an amazing journey!\u201d<\/p>\n When they aren\u2019t raking in the dough, the Oppenheim Group realtors can\u2019t help but let their personal drama take over the spotlight. As her ups and downs with Chrishell continued to make headlines, Christine hinted that there\u2019s more to their relationship<\/a> than what\u2019s shown on the show.<\/p>\n \u201cFrom day one, obviously the producers had certain things in mind. They wanted us to clash obviously,\u201d the model said during an August 2020 interview on the \u201cBrandi Glanville Unfiltered\u201d podcast. \u201cAt first, we didn\u2019t. We got along great. We were friends. She was at my house. We were drinking, having a good time. I was getting to know her and then the story lines came into play. \u2026 Then we realized, \u2018Oh s\u2013t! This is affecting our real lives.’\u201d<\/p>\n The duo faced off in a blowout argument<\/a> at the end of the first season, and shortly after the episode aired, the All My Children<\/em> alum<\/a> blocked her costar on social media. Tensions between the women grew even stronger following Chrishell\u2019s 2019 divorce from Justin Hartley<\/strong><\/a>. Though they\u2019ve tried to mend fences, the Kentucky native is at peace with the current state of their relationship.<\/p>\n \u201cI feel like in the beginning, there was a lot of me striving for acceptance<\/a> and striving to fit in,\u201d Chrishell told Glamour in September 2020. \u201cAt a certain point, you have to realize it\u2019s just not going to work and it\u2019s going to take away from my own happiness in trying to please her.\u201d<\/p>\n Not only has the cast members\u2019 drama with each other followed them offscreen, but they\u2019ve also sparked feuds<\/a> with celebrities like Chrissy Teigen<\/strong><\/a>. Heather\u2019s husband, Tarek El Moussa<\/strong><\/a>, and Mary\u2019s husband, Romain Bonnet<\/strong><\/a>, have also found themselves implicated in the fallout.<\/p>\n