Selling Sunset's Christine Quinn opened up about the trauma and stress she faced giving birth to her son, Christian Dumontet. With the recent release of Selling Sunset season 4, fans have unanimously agreed that Christine continues to be problematic, even after previous criticism. Still harboring grudges against Chrishell Stause and Heather Young, Christine continues to target new members of the Oppenheim Group. Now focusing on her painful history with one of the newest members at the office, Emma Hernan, Christine refuses to put an end to her anger and engages in another season full of petty arguments and controversial moments between herself and the rest of the office.
At first, Christine appeared to be happily married and focused on motherhood as season 4 began, yet Christine has quickly slipped into her typical role on the series. While the ladies at the Oppenheim Group have often tolerated Christine's drama, many have turned their back on the reality star, Heather vocalizing her disapproval of Christine. With plenty of chaos between the agents, Christine manages to sell homes, pick fights, and solidify her life with both her husband and her son.
Per People, Christine shared vulnerable details about the pain and trauma she faced giving birth to her son. Exploring her "emergency C-section," Christine shared that her experience with childbirth was "a nightmare." With plenty of complications and decreasing health for both herself and her son, Christine said that the doctors claimed they had to "choose" whether to save her or the baby. Without many options, Christine's husband, Christian Richard, said that "both" were a priority, despite the doctor's dismal prognosis. Miraculously, Christine and her son made it through the procedure, the couple now "counting [their] blessings every day." Spared from tragedy, the couple reflects on their painful story and continues to be "thankful" for their happy ending.
Recovering from this horrific experience, Christine has struggled with motherhood. Trying to maintain her marriage, work at the Oppenheim Group, and raise her son, Christine has plenty to juggle, proving more difficult than she once thought. As Selling Sunset season 4 returns, fans are introduced to Christine trying to manage her career and home life, afraid of losing her place at the Oppenheim Group if she continues to stay at home with her son. Even though Christine claims to be focused on motherhood, season 4 seems to point towards her continued focus on all things drama, delving right back into the vicious arguments that fans have seen at the office since season 1.
While season 4 focuses a majority of the screen time on the new members of the Oppenheim Group, Christine continues to play an integral role in the series. Returning to real estate and her complicated relationship with the other agents, audiences are given plenty of new controversial moments with Christine. Even though the reality star was once praised for her infamous behavior on-air, Christine continues to face backlash for her behavior both on and off-screen. Unphased by her decrease in popularity by both fans and her own co-workers, Christine continues to stay focused on her goals in life, releasing a book, continuing to take pride in her role as a new mom, and working on her marriage with Christian. Content in life, Christine proves bolder than ever, unflinching in her convictions and in her stances at the office, the Selling Sunset star as unapologetic as ever.
Selling Sunset season 4 is now streaming on Netflix.
Source: People