Top 10 Craziest Selling Sunset Moments

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#10: The Hillside House Gets Sold
“Everybody Loves Mary"

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One of the running plotlines throughout all three seasons of the show has been the Hillside house, which we first saw in season one before it was even complete. It seemed like it was destined to stay on the market forever, but midway through season three, at the Oppenheim group Thanksgiving dinner, we finally get the announcement that it sold for a whopping $35.5 million, making it one of the most expensive houses to ever sell in the area. If we were Jason and Brett, we’d definitely be thankful too!

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#9: Mary's Bachelorette Drama
“That’s Why They Call It Real Estress"

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Much of season two focuses on the leadup to Mary and Romain’s wedding, and of course we get to see the girls go out to celebrate her bachelorette party. While things start off fun and lighthearted, by the time they get to the club, Christine is ramping up the drama by bringing up the “overlap” issue that had allegedly been discussed regarding her relationship. The rift between Mary and Christine had been growing already, but this seems to cement the fact that these two are no longer besties. Raising the issue on Mary’s big night was an obvious no-no.

After a season full of drama about Mary’s wedding venue, she finally settles on hosting her nuptials at one of the houses that she was trying to sell. Interestingly enough, she actually schedules a showing for her wedding day, and makes it look like no big deal to give the potential buyer a tour while mid-way through having her hair and makeup done. Her client seems shocked but she breezes through it effortlessly. We know everyone accuses Mary of getting preferential treatment, but you can’t say she doesn’t know how to hustle!

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#7: Burgers & Botox
“Confidence Is Key"

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Christine has to work with a co-listing agent in season three to sell a house, and of course the two women clash when it comes to the theme of the broker’s open they are throwing. Christine is set on doing something outside the box, and suggests burgers and botox as a draw to get other agents to come visit the house. Monika is skeptical but it seems like the party is a hit, with several agents willingly having their faces injected in front of a crowd. It may seem outlandish, but this is LA after all!

When discussing her new beau, Tarek, Heather and Amanza initially seem to connect over the fact that Heather wants to have a relationship with Tarek’s ex (and the mother of his children). As a mother herself, Amanza supports the idea, but things quickly take a turn for the confrontational. Amanza questions whether it was right that Heather had met Tarek’s children so soon, and then gets negative about the potential future of the relationship, kicking off a feud that would carry on for a while, because Heather took it as an attack.

It’s hard to summarize the drama between Christine and Chrishell but we know it started at the very beginning of the show. When Chrishell was the newbie in the office, Christine was ready to give her a hard time from the start. Throughout season one, the conflict between these two kept the show going, and even two seasons later, hasn’t let up. The two women are essentially polar opposites, with Christine being portrayed as the villain and Chrishell as the innocent victim, but of course through the magic of reality TV, it’s hard to know what’s real and what’s manufactured.

When we found out that Christine was getting married, we knew right away that her wedding wouldn’t be a typical one. Even so, the grand entrance she makes to the ceremony still manages to blow us away. She has a winter wonderland theme, and arrives on a horse-drawn carriage in her stunning black wedding gown which sparkles with a scintillating material. The ceremony features live swans, and while she walks down the aisle, snow falls on the guests, completing the picture that Christine had envisioned.

When Romain proposes to Mary in season one, he uses a moissanite ring rather than a diamond ring because he wants to take time to save up for the real thing. While most of the girls were non-judgemental about this, Davina can’t keep her opinions to herself. She clearly thinks it was “tacky” to propose with a fake stone. Romain is understandably peeved by her reaction, and later on said that he didn’t want her coming to their wedding because of the conflict. Honestly, he was kind of right about her!

As if Christine’s wedding isn’t already dramatic enough, Davina has to stir up conflict during the reception. Chrishell is still reeling from her divorce (more on that soon) and Davina decides to take a stand on the issue, repeatedly asserting that there are two sides to every story, and that she can’t just blindly support Chrishell. Mary stands up for her friend, and insists that they support her no matter what, but Davina won’t back down, ultimately causing Chrishell to leave before the end of the night, clearly upset by the conversation.

Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions.

Davina Being Shot Down
“The Biggest Agent in the Room"

Of Course, She Had Live Animals
“The Red Engagement Party"

Christine vs. Crishell
“Real Estate Hunger Games"

Heather Taking a Personal Call
“(Real) Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend"

Christine Calls Amanza a Liar
“Back to Business"

The moment we were all waiting for in season three was the reveal about Chrishell’s divorce. Of course fans had learned about her split from Justin Hartley much earlier on social media, but the moment still feels shocking when we see it on screen. The rest of the season is colored by Chrishell’s struggle ,as she tries to reckon with what had happened, and her conversation with Mary in the following episode is undoubtedly one of the most poignant scenes we ever witnessed on the show. We can all agree, she did not deserve this.