SUNSET SNUB
Selling Sunset’s Christine Quinn was ‘BANNED from MTV Movie & TV Awards’ & stripped of invite after slamming producer
FORMER Selling Sunset star Christine Quinn reportedly couldn't buy her way into the unscripted portion of the MTV Movie & TV Awards, after slamming her show's producer just last month.
The Netflix show eventually took home the biggest prize of the night, Best Docu-Reality Series, and the producer at the center of Christine's wrath, Adam Divello, who created the hit show, gave the acceptance speech.
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According to reports, Netflix decided to purposely leave Christine off the invite list.
“My guess is that they knew in advance that ‘Selling Sunset’ was going to win, hence why Adam [Divello] was in attendance, and it made it less sticky of a situation to not have Christine present,” a source told .
Just last month, Christine, 33 claimed on the podcast , that a show producer told her to "kill herself" amid “horrifying” experiences while filming.
Naming show producer Adam DiVello, the man behind the Netflix hit, she claimed: “There have been complaints filed against him. Multiple complaints.
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“It’s been sick, he actually told me to go fall down the stairs and kill myself at one point.”
She continued: “That wasn’t the first complaint I filed against him, there was another complaint to where, to this day, he cannot actually step foot on set with any women in the office because of misconduct.”
The realtor, who was part of the Oppenheim Group for four years before cameras began filming, continued: “It was extremely terrifying… he’s screaming in my face, it was horrifying.”
Christine claimed that Adam “berated” her for being “too honest” in an interview about Selling Sunset.
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“In addition to that, I don’t want to get too much into it,” she continued, “but there was inappropriate sexual misconduct.”
The Selling Sunset actor also spilled the tea over the stars’ differing salaries.
Call Her Daddy host Alex Cooper asked: “Who gets paid most on the show?”
“Me”, replied Christine with a smile.
She explained further: “I’m gonna get sued after this, I don’t care. Come after me, you can’t afford my lawyers.
“There are three different tiers, I get paid the most, amongst Jason [Oppenheim] as well.”
But the villain’s hefty paycheck wasn’t a granted privilege for her pot-stirring role.
Christine revealed that she worked with an entertainment attorney to achieve a salary that matched her “value.”
“I think it’s all about recognizing your worth,” she added.
BUTTING HEADS
Fans watched tensions run high last season between Christine and her nemesis Emma upon the millionaire investor's addition to the group.
It had transpired that they shared an ex-boyfriend, who Emma was previously engaged to - and who Christine claims was also her fiancé.
Viewers wondered if Christine would be returning to the show following the explosive season four finale, as rumors swirled that she had exited the series.
Christine later confirmed her return on Twitter, writing: "Got cut off and I'm SOOOOO tired of addressing this.
“I am in every single episode of season 4 and 5 of Selling Sunset. The girls intentionally leave me out of photos."
She added: “I have real work to do besides sit on my phone and prove 24/7 that I'm filming a TV show. Y'all going to see me."
'FAKE STORYLINES'
However, the blonde beauty later slammed Selling Sunset's "fake storylines" while promoting the new season's release.
She said in a tweet: "30 minutes till the launch of #SellingSunset enjoy the new season and all of its 5,000 fake storylines!."
One wrote: "They're mostly fakes Christine except you, Davina and Vanessa."
Another posted: "The fakest one being that Mary is a manager like anyone believes that."
Since the premiere of Selling Sunset's Season 5, it has been confirmed that Quinn will no longer work for The Oppenheim Group.
A source exclusively told that “it was Christine’s decision to leave the Oppenheim Group," suggesting that she was not fired.
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Quinn told in an interview that she left the firm because it wasn't "forward-leaning" and "wasn't a believer in crypto."
She and her husband launched a new real estate company on April 22, 2022.
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