Ep 2. Confidence Is Key

With the successful launch of Selling Sunset's third season, viewers are in for another treat with episode two, "Confidence Is Key." Following up from the first episode, where tensions have already been simmering between the Oppenheim Group's agents, this episode continues to delve into the real estate drama that has made the show a fan favourite.

In "Confidence Is Key," Christine plots her revenge after finding out that Davina shared an article about her personal life. Meanwhile, Mary gets a proposal surprise from her boyfriend Romain, and Heather starts to doubt her relationship with Tarek. The episode also sees a client's confidence faltering, leading to a series of negotiations that prompts the agents to use all their skills and resources.

The episode starts with Christine, who is still dealing with the aftermath following her engagement to Christian. Davina, who was not invited to the engagement party, shares Christine's Vogue interview with the girls. The article features intimate details about Christine's life which she did not want to be made public. Furious, Christine decides to meet with Davina to confront her about the article. However, things take a turn for the worse when the two agents begin to argue about their professional lives and personal opinions.

Meanwhile, Mary gets a shocking proposal from her long-term boyfriend Romain. While touring a property, Romain gets down on one knee and pops the question, but as with all things in Selling Sunset, the proposal is not without its drama. Both Romain and Mary are still dealing with the fallout from their phone fiasco, with Romain feeling that he's being blamed for something that wasn't his fault.

Heather's relationship with Tarek hits a rough patch in episode two. The couple has been dating and things were going great, or so it seemed. Heather starts to wonder if her relationship with Tarek is moving too fast and if the two of them are ready for a deeper commitment. The tension between the two is palpable, and Heather is feeling increasingly concerned about their future.

In the episode's central negotiations, the Oppenheim Group is dealing with a high-profile client whose confidence is wavering. The client is a well-known celebrity who is looking to sell a property that is priced higher than the market value. The team is tasked with convincing the client to lower the asking price to secure a potential buyer. Chrishell and Amanza take the lead on the negotiations, and the episode explores the nuanced tactics and strategies required when dealing with such important clients.

Will Christine and Davina's feud continue to escalate? Will Mary and Romain's relationship stand the test of time? And will Heather and Tarek's relationship last? Episode two promises not only to build on the tension and drama that has made the show a hit but also provide insight into the level of expertise required to navigate the luxury real estate market. So grab some popcorn and settle in for another riveting episode of Selling Sunset.