The Netflix reality/real estate series follows a group of real estate agents at The Oppenheim Group in Los Angeles, as they prepare to invest and sell their homes. Season 4 premieres November 24 on the streaming service.
“I would say you’re going to see a lot of drama, a lot of beautiful houses, and a lot of dynamic shifts among a lot of actors,” said Fitzgerald, whose husband Romain Bonnet also appeared in the film. CNN.
His own relationship will also take center stage at some point in the show. During filming, Oppenheim began dating his employee and friend Chrishell Stause, a former soap actress turned successful real estate agent. Stause was previously married to “This Is Us” star Justin Hartley and her heartbreaking divorce was featured on the show. Is Oppenheim ready to bring her love life to the fore?
“First of all, yes, [the relationship] was a surprise because she came here as a married person and as an agent, right. That was the last thing I considered and romanticized,” he said. So we established a friendship at first and then when it changed, like, we really didn’t know what to think about it. We didn’t take it so seriously. Then we started taking it more seriously because we realized how well it worked. Then I think we just want to get over a certain level of comfort before going public. “
The two go to see Fitzgerald for the first time, who is emotional because her two best friends have fallen in love. They also told Amanza Smith, another realtor on the program and a close friend of the group.
“Obviously, for them to have their two best friends in a relationship, they were very supportive of that and still are,” Oppenheim said. “Actually, people were really supportive. I mean, it’s a beautiful relationship, and I think everyone recognizes and supports it.”
Actually, Oppenheim corrected himself, everyone but one. If you’ve watched Seasons 1 through 3, you can guess who it is.
“I won’t name names, but I will say that not hundred percent of people support it, but it’s really hard for anonymous people to support one hundred percent of anything,” he added. .
When asked to confirm they were talking about “Semi-Twilight” villain Christine Quinn, the group burst into knowing laughter. When I commented that Quinn was the only actor who wasn’t present at the wedding of the cast of Heather Rae Young to HGTV star Tarek El Moussa in October, Fitzgerald said it was “very clear” who was at the root of the film. in this season and it’s the process of eliminations and social media feeds, it’s a predictable one for fans of the show.
Leading up to Young’s wedding is also a story this season. She met and fell in love with El Moussa while starring in the show.
“You just have to watch them and they really are like soul mates and you just see their happiness as radiating from within, and Heather is just one of the purest, truest people I’ve ever seen. meet,” Fitzgerald said, adding that the wedding was unique.
As for Smith, she says that much of her storyline follows her gaining full custody of her children and moving on as a family of three.
“You’ll see how it all plays out,” she said. “And I’m very open and I’m just saying. I’m not holding back. And so I think people will have a very clear picture of exactly what’s going on and they’re going to move forward with it. I. “
Finally, let’s not forget about real estate.
Oppenheim says this season we’ll see more luxury homes and more recognizable clientele.
“I think as a company, we’re growing. We have a bigger list, more clients. We have more celebrity clients coming into the office. I think, the show. helped us grow the business, and I think a lot of women have reached out to celebrities who want to buy and sell,” he said. “I would say in that regard that we took it to the next level.”
