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Selling Sunset is back

Are you ready for the next season of Selling Sunset?

Season 6 is just around the corner, and fans are getting excited for what’s to come.

Selling Sunset is a reality show on Netflix that follows the personal and professional lives of a group of glamorous real estate agents in Los Angeles. With stunning homes, drama-filled relationships, and jaw-dropping fashion, Selling Sunset has become a guilty pleasure for many viewers.

So why are fans so excited for season 6? For starters, from the trailer, we have already been introduced to two new cast members, Nicole Young and Bre Tiesi. New cast members mean even more drama and intrigue. The show has always been known for its explosive moments, and with fresh faces, there’s no telling what will happen next.

Former cast members Maya, Christine, and Vanessa will not be returning for season 6.

Fan favorite Maya decided to leave the show following a hectic miscarriage she endured the previous year.

Christine, the show’s mainstay villain, will also not be returning this season, as she no longer works for the Opperheim group. It will be interesting to see how the show moves forward without her causing all the drama.

Although we’ve had to say goodbye to quite a few faces, we simply can’t wait to catch up with some of the original cast members this upcoming season. Hopefully, this season will give us a deeper scope into Chrishell’s new relationship and Heather’s pregnancy.

The biggest reason fans are excited for season 6 is simply because they love the show. It’s hard not to. Selling Sunset has become a cultural phenomenon, with people all over the world tuning in to watch. Fans have formed emotional connections with the cast and are invested in their lives and careers.

Overall, there’s a lot of excitement surrounding Selling Sunset season 6. With new cast members, personal and professional challenges, and lots of drama, it’s sure to be a season that fans won’t want to miss. So grab some popcorn, get comfortable, and get ready for the ride.

The show is set to premiere 16 May on Netflix.

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