“Selling Sunset” Producers Searching For Christine Quinn’s Replacement

The production team behind the hit Netflix series is reportedly having trouble coming up with a replacement for Quinn as the “bad girl.” This information was gathered by TMZ via production sources.

Executives have already approached Chelsea Lazkani, who joined the program in season 5, about playing the “villain” once it is clear that Quinn won’t be coming back, so they are hoping she accepts the part in forthcoming seasons.

If Lazkani is ever unable to step up to the role, rookies Bre Tiesi and Nicole Young are potentially viable options as a replacement for Quinn. Even Jason Oppenheim said that the two have strong personalities, thus they are well suited for the part.

As we previously reported, Quinn has decided to leave “Selling Sunset” before the start of the show’s sixth season, which began filming this summer. Her decision was one that she, Netflix, and the production firm all agreed upon.

It was also claimed that her recent allegations and conflict with the show’s creator, Adam DiVello, had an impact on her choice to leave the program. Additionally, Jason Oppenheim issued a statement in which he declared that he was unconcerned by her departure.

“We have such a strong team. We have two new, really strong women and zero concerns about season six and seven being our best. I already feel like they’re becoming the best.”

He added: “I’ll advise and support, but I would never get upset at anyone for leaving, honestly. I want the best for Christine, and if she thinks that’s best, then I support that.”