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Netflix has yet to announce the premiere date for the highly anticipated tenth season of the real estate docusoap
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- Oppenheim Group agent Tara Burns is reportedly joining Selling Sunset season 10 as a new cast member
- Christine Quinn and Heather Rae El Moussa are also confirmed to return after previously leaving the series
- Burns has sold over $120 million in real estate and works with high-profile clients in Los Angeles
A new O Group agent is reportedly set to join the cast of Selling Sunset next season!
Ahead of the Netflix reality show’s tenth season (a premiere date for which has not been announced), rumors about a new cast member joining the series have been circulating.
According to the unofficial Selling Sunset Instagram account @sellingsunsettv, Oppenheim Group agent Tara Burns will be rounding out the cast of season 10 after it was revealed in April that Christine Quinn and Heather Rae El Moussa would officially be returning to the show following their previous exits.
“Meet the cast of our #SellingSunset Season 10,” the caption of the July 18 post reads. “Familiar faces. Fresh rivalries. Bigger listings. And one brand-new agent ready to shake up The Oppenheim Group… Welcome Tara Burns to the brokerage.”
Alongside a photo of Burns with the caption “new cast member” labeled underneath it, headshots of Quinn and El Moussa are shown, as well as images of returning members Bre Tiesi, Amanza Smith and Brett and Jason Oppenheim.
A number of the cast members expressed their excitement in the comments section, with Quinn writing, “Here we goooo,” followed by Tiesi telling fans: “Get ready yalllllll.” Meanwhile, Smith dropped a simple series of emojis, including a star, sparkle and rocket ship.
PEOPLE has reached out to Burns for comment. Netflix said they have “no comment on any castings for Selling Sunset at this time.”
According to her official website, Burns is originally from Atlanta, but she later moved to New York City after graduating from Vanderbilt University in Nashville. After first getting her real estate license in the Big Apple, she later got it in Los Angeles after making the city her permanent home base.
According to her realtor bio on the Oppenheim Group’s official website, Burns has since sold over $120 million in real estate in L.A. and her clientele includes “celebrities, public figures, executives, and entrepreneurs.”
News of Burns reportedly joining the cast comes after Netflix Tudum confirmed Quinn and El Moussa’s return in a press release on Wednesday, April 29. The confirmation came after Chrishell Stause and Nicole Young said they were officially leaving the show. Mary Bonnet later opened up to PEOPLE about her departure from the series as well.
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Meanwhile, after El Moussa’s return was confirmed, the Netflix and HGTV star teased to PEOPLE that she’s come a long way since she left the show after season 7 — and fans should expect to see a different version of her in season 10.
“Being part of Selling Sunset the first time around gave me so much. It’s where people first really got to know me, and I felt like there was more of my story to tell. The version of me returning is very different from the one who left,” she said at the time.
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