When does Selling Sunset return? Season 6 is nearly here

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last updated 16 May 2023

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When does Selling Sunset return? Pack your suitcase with your finest luxury items—we're heading back to Los Angeles.

Selling Sunset season 6 will hit our screens in May 2023, providing an up-close-and-personal look at the city's decadent homes, and of course, the tense dynamic that is sure to transpire between the realtors who put said homes up for sale.

New and seasoned Selling Sunset cast members are ready to ring the bell and welcome what's ahead, so we're going to go ahead and clear our schedules for a marathon.

When does 'Selling Sunset' return to Netflix?

Selling Sunset season 6 will hit Netflix on Friday, May 19, and it will give us a glimpse inside the relationship between Jason Oppenheim and his new, younger German model girlfriend, as well as his ex, Chrishell and G Flip (who ust got married)!

Naturally, there's plenty of turbulence between the colleagues, and things only get more intense when our favorite realtors embark on a girls' trip to Palm Springs. (Who thought that would go well?)

Speaking of intense, head honcho Jason Oppenheim—who spoke to My Imperfect Life in summer 2022—confessed to People that things are only getting harder.

"I thought that things would get easier for me in season six and seven," he told the publication. "I would argue that it's been the opposite. I feel more pressure to handle some pretty difficult situations. It's been a very taxing few months."

Catch the 'Selling Sunset' season 6 trailer

Listen up, fellow Selling Sunset fans—we finally have a trailer and let us tell you, it doesn't look the drama will disappoint this season...

We're particularly excited to get acquainted with Nicole Young, Mary Fitzgerald's BFF, and fellow newbie, Bre Tiesi, who shares a child with Nick Cannon. How will these two interact with the rest of the crew?

In our conversation last year, Oppenheim revealed that it's best to let drama fade on its own.

"I've learned to take a step back from trying to solve everything myself," he admitted. "I realize a lot of things solve themselves. A lot of things seem like a big deal upfront, but they end up not being a big deal if you just let them go."

What big deals are we in for this go-around? Grab a plate of Emma's Empanadas and let's find out on May 19!

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Before her time at Future, Danielle was the editor of Time Out New York Kids, where she got to experience the best of the city from the point of view of its littlest residents. Before that, she was a news editor at Elite Daily. Her work has also appeared in Domino, Chowhound, and amNewYork, to name a few.

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