‘Selling Sunset’ Spinoff ‘Selling the OC’: Everything We Know

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‘Selling Sunset’ Spinoff ‘Selling the OC’: Everything We Know

New cameras will be rolling in the OC as the Selling Sunset universe continues to grow. Production on Selling the OC, the second real estate spinoff following the success of the Netflix reality series, is underway. Selling Sunset, which stars Jason and Brett Oppenheimand the agents at the Oppenheim Group — including Chrishell Stause, Christine Quinn, Mary Fitzgerald, Heather Rae Young, Maya Vander, Amanza Smith and Davina Potratz — premiered in 2019. Following the success of the series, which debuts season 4 on November 24, Netflix ordered Selling Tampa from creator and producer Adam DiVello. The Florida-based series will feature the women behind Allure Realty, including owner Sharelle Rosado. The Orange County show, meanwhile, will have more familiar faces as Jason leads the Oppenheim Group’s new office in Newport Beach. “So excited for the new show!” he wrote in November 2021 via Instagram. [jwplayer Ga6jeF0N-l3ahXupL] It’s too early to tell whether more members of the OG cast will appear on Selling the OC, but many fans speculated that Heather will be featured as she resides in Orange County with now-husband Tarek El Moussa and is listed as a Newport Beach agent on the Oppenheim Group’s website. Variety, however, reports that Heather is not leaving the original series for the spinoff. It’s also possible that fans could see Chrishell on both shows as she is dating Jason. Us Weekly confirmed in July that the soap opera star’s friendship with her boss turned romantic following her divorce from Justin Hartley and brief romance with Dancing With the Stars’ Keo Motsepe. “Chrishell and I became close friends and it has developed into an amazing relationship,” Jason told Us at the time. “I care about her deeply and we’re very happy together.” While it’s unclear whether the Los Angeles agents will film in the OC, Variety revealed three names set to star on the new series: Alexandra Hall, Austin Victoria and Brandi Marshall. Scroll through for everything to know about Selling the OC:

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When Are They Filming?

According to Variety’s November 8 report, production has “just begun” on the news series.

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When Will It Air?

Selling the OC will reportedly start streaming in 2022.

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Jason Oppenheim’s Role

Jason will be leading the spinoff as the head of the Newport Beach office.

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The Stars

Alexandra, Austin and Brandi all work at the Oppenheim Group’s Newport Office. Austin, for his part, is a father of twin daughters, whom he shares with wife Lisa. Brandi, meanwhile, refers to her kids with her husband, former basketball player Sean Marshall, as the “center of her life” as she most “enjoys holding the title of wife and Girl Scout mom,” per her real estate bio. Alexandra appears to be single and moved to back to the OC at 18 years old after her family moved to Texas when she was 10.

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Will ’Selling Sunset’ OGs Make Cameos?

It’s still up in the air whether Chrishell, Heather or other OG Selling Sunset stars will appear on Selling the OC.

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The 1st Trailer

Netflix released the first full teaser for the show in May 2022 — and it looks like the drama won't stop. The Oppenheim twins appear briefly with their Orange County colleagues, but the real stars are the new cast members, some of whom aren't afraid to go skinny-dipping on camera. "Tension has been high," Tyler Stanaland says at one point. His coworker Gio Helou can't help but agree: "Yeah, yeah."

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When Does It Premiere?

The show’s first season, which consists of eight 30-minute episodes, will drop on the streaming platform on Wednesday, August 24, 2022.

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Is There a Trailer?

Netflix dropped teaser footage of Selling the OC in August 2022, where viewers got a first look at the Oppenheim Group’s Orange County brokers and their interpersonal relationships.

“The Oppenheim Group comes with its one brand of office politics,” one of the show stars said in a voiceover.