Accusations of manufactured storylines have long hounded the likes of reality TV series. Ray J, in fact, just made headlines for stating that the narrative around his old sex tape with Kim K on Hulu’s The Kardashians is patently false. Over on Netflix’s L.A. real estate show Selling Sunset, cast member Christine Quinn was accused by some viewers at one point of faking her own baby bump for the cameras. Quinn herself has put the show on blast for having “fake” storylines, and her co-star Maya Vander responded with her own take on the subject.
Christine Quinn had been making a lot of bold statements in the lead up to Season 5 of Selling Sunset. Over the years, she garnered a reputation as a sort of villainess on the show, which she blamed on Netflix for making her appear as such in the edit. Then, on the eve of the juicy new season’s premiere on April 22, the reality star made it clear that what viewers were about to see wasn’t necessarily the truth, in her book. She wrote on Twitter:
30 minutes till the launch of #SellingSunset enjoy the new season and all of its 5,000 fake storylines! April 22, 2022
It is believed now that one of the supposed fake storylines concerns a shocking bribery allegation. Castmate Emma Hernan claimed in the finale that Christine Quinn had attempted to offer a client of hers $5,000 to switch their allegiances – a move with potentially serious legal ramifications. Quinn ultimately didn’t show up to resolve the situation with her bosses at the...
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