It's possible that Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn will soon establish her own real estate firm. She recently shared a news story on her IG that hints at her eventual exit from The Oppenheim Group. In addition to the story, she asked her followers, especially ladies, if they would be interested in joining her future brokerage.
The sassiest diva of The Oppenheim Group became an overnight sensation after Selling Sunset released. Her social media following increased exponentially, and the massive popularity also boosted her career in the real estate industry. Since season one, Christine has gotten several leads and listings from people who saw her on the show. Perhaps that's the reason she's thinking of becoming an entrepreneur in the coming future and launching her own brokerage.
Recently, Christine made headlines after hinting that she thought about leaving The Oppenheim Group for good. Then, the star took to her Instagram account, created a poll, and asked her female followers if they would be willing to join her firm. She wrote, "Ladies, would you work with me if I started my own brokerage?" The leggy lass has been in the real estate market for a few years now. Considering her expertise, it makes sense that Christine wants to start her own business. Without a doubt, her fans are excited for her and have been responding in favor of her decision. But that doesn't mean Christine would be out of the media. She loves being on the camera and entertaining her fans. Perhaps she could come up with her own spin-off show.
While talking to Metro, Christine revealed that she has thought about quitting The Oppenheim Group and starting her own business. She said, 'You know, Davina and I have had conversations, and Maya has had conversations, and Heather has had conversations, all together and separate." Christine mentioned that she finds it difficult to work for men, and that's why she plans on doing something else. It's worth noting that the blonde bombshell currently has a male boss, Jason Oppenheim. As the owner of the firm, Jason, at times, favors his ex-girlfriend, Mary Fitzgerald, at the office. Christine claimed, "It's hard working for a man. It is. I'm not going to lie. So there's times where we've definitely thought about doing other things." If she ever launches a business, it would be a female-oriented one. She added, "If I ever saw myself leaving, it would be to work with only women."
Previously, Christine hinted that she doesn't enjoy working at her current firm as much as she used to. The show affected her relationship with her co-stars, which ultimately makes the whole office vibe "weird." Given her awkward relationships with her Selling Sunset co-stars, Christine may be planning on working solo.
Selling Sunset season one and two are available to stream on Netflix.
Source: Metro, Christine Quinn