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For fans of reality television, reunions are often the highlight of the season, offering a chance to delve into the most dramatic moments. It’s a setting where hosts ask the tough questions and cast members attempt to resolve lingering conflicts—unless, of course, the feuds run deeper than mere plot devices. Regardless, these confrontations make for compelling entertainment.
Netflix has tapped into this captivating aspect with its recent releases of two popular reality shows: “Selling Sunset” and “Selling The OC.” While both series center around the high-stakes world of luxury real estate in Southern California, the off-screen drama tends to be just as captivating. During the official release week of “Selling The OC,” the show delivered its trademark chaos, captivating audiences once again.
The season kicked off with a surprising twist as six agents exited the Orange County-based series, paving the way for three newcomers to join Jason’s elite team: Kaylee Ricciardi, Fiona Belle, and Ashtyn Zerboni. This shift in the O Group’s lineup inevitably led to tensions and fresh, engaging storylines. Viewers witnessed the end of old story arcs, such as Alex Hall and Tyler Stanaland finally parting ways after a prolonged period of silence, while new tensions emerged, notably with Ashtyn’s contentious accusations fueling much of the season’s drama.
As Season 4 concludes, several questions linger. Did Alex and Fiona flirt with a homeowner who was already in a relationship, or was Ashtyn merely causing trouble? Will Kaylee, known for her no-nonsense approach, fall out with Ashtyn over secret competition for listings? Was Ashtyn truthful about Fiona’s boyfriend almost proposing to another woman before meeting her? And did Ashtyn and her husband really meet on a controversial dating app aimed at connecting sugar babies and sugar daddies? It’s clear Ashtyn has positioned herself as the season’s antagonist.
The answers to these burning questions could be revealed in a reunion special. But if not, viewers may have to wait for the possibility of another season to unfold the mystery further.
Will Selling The OC Season 4 Have A Reunion?
Although the cast appeared on the Selling Sunset reunion, Selling the OC most likely won’t be having a reunion of its own. Throughout the past 3 seasons, the reality show has yet to release a to have one, and that needs to change. They cannot keep leaving us with unfinished business. The reality tv period between filming and a reunion usually gives the cast a chance to reflect, plus see the aired confessionals, which can make them perceive a situation entirely differently. We want to tune into their fresh convictions.
What Happened With The Selling The OC Cast On the Selling Sunset Reunion?
During a pause from the LA-based cast, specifically in between Chrishell Stause and Bre Tiesi butting heads, the Orange County crew stepped onto the Selling Sunset reunion stage. The cast walked out, recorded in their usual slow motion walk wearing luxe fits, followed by the Season 4 trailer playing for both LA and OC agents, plus us viewers, to watch.
Reunion host Tan France got to asking a few agents a few questions. After talking about her childbirth experience, Ashtyn, who was pregnant on the show, said her first season went well. She then answered no when asked if “everyone played nice.” I wonder why? Fiona got off easy. We just found out that she feels set in her career—we figured. Kaylee’s was surprising. She spilled that she was closest to Austin this season and that their friendship “got a bit deeper.” After watching Season 4, I still don’t know what she meant.
After the rookies received a flimsy grilling, Alex, the unofficial main character, got asked the final question on how she felt about the new members, to which she responded, “I’m a lone wolf in my career, so I just kind of keep my distance if the energy is off,” she said. “But sometimes it’s hard at the Oppenheim Group.”
Bre left the OC cast with some final words of wisdom. “Good luck,” and in the famous words of Effie Trinket in The Hunger Games, she continued, “May the odds be ever in your favor.”