Honestly cancel selling sunset, the most obvious fake show and Bravo give Christine her own show focuses on her little family and her businesses. 

She had me until "told producers about her new crypto business."

Joking, but really, this woman's got balls, and thank god for it. After this, it's understandable why she's happy to part ways with the show, and I do hope she has success with a spin-off. Maybe a Vanderpump Rules-type treatment with her business?

I watched the full interview because I’m obsessed with Christine Quinn. Here are some of the main takeaways. 

- Grew up in a conservative home in Texas

- ran away at 17  while her parents were at Costco

- worked as a bartender then got a sugar daddy

- she was the first to want to do the show

- agreed to be the villain on the show but lines got blurred which is why she’s been alienated

- told producers about her new crypto business but they created the Emma storyline 

- separates them before scenes and tell them what was said by co-stars to amp them up

- Adam Divello told her to fall down the stairs and kill herself

- he’s been accused of misconduct and not allowed on set 

- loves being on TV and may come back to Selling Sunset

- wishes she could redo things with Heather

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