Ep 6. One Text Changes Everything

As the sixth episode of Selling Sunset’s third season, “One Text Changes Everything” is an emotionally charged installment that is sure to keep viewers glued to their screens. The show follows a group of glamorous real estate agents working at the Oppenheim Group brokerage in Los Angeles, as they navigate their personal and professional lives.

In this episode, Christine Quinn, one of the most dynamic agents on the team, is dealing with the fallout from a shocking discovery. We won’t give anything away, but suffice it to say that the drama is at an all-time high as Christine grapples with the reality of the situation.

Meanwhile, her colleague Mary Fitzgerald is also experiencing some personal turmoil, as her fiancé Romain deals with a potentially life-changing injury. Mary is torn between supporting Romain through his recovery and managing her own busy work schedule, and her struggles are both relatable and heart-wrenching.

Of course, the other agents at the Oppenheim Group are also dealing with their own share of drama. Davina Portraz, who has been a polarizing figure on the show from the beginning, makes a deal that could change the trajectory of her career - but will it pay off in the end? And Chrishell Stause, who has faced some of the biggest challenges of her life over the past few seasons, is still grappling with her divorce from This is Us star Justin Hartley.

Amidst all of this chaos, the agents are also tasked with finding their clients the perfect homes. Heather Rae Young goes above and beyond to help a high-profile client who is looking for a new place to live, while Maya Vander takes on a challenging property that requires some creative thinking to sell.

As always, Selling Sunset is a feast for the eyes, with stunning homes and beautiful fashion on display throughout the episode. But it’s the personal stories of the agents that really make the show so compelling - and this episode is no exception. Whether you’re a fan of the series or just tuning in for the first time, “One Text Changes Everything” is sure to keep you hooked until the very end.