In a highly competitive bidding war, the streamer has successfully acquired the rights to the reality star's signature brand of unprovoked psychological warfare.
Netflix has closed a highly competitive, multi-year overall deal to bring a much-needed injection of weaponized hostility back to the Oppenheim Group. Sources close to the negotiation confirm the eight-figure pact guarantees the unnamed reality star's immediate return to the flagship series *Selling Sunset*, legally obligating her to deliver no fewer than four catastrophic interpersonal meltdowns per fiscal quarter.
The streamer reportedly beat out aggressive rival bids from Hulu and Bravo, both of whom were eager to acquire exclusive streaming rights to the agent’s fashion-forward confrontations. Industry insiders note that Netflix's internal metrics had shown a dangerous 40 percent dip in unprovoked screaming matches since the star's sudden departure from the Los Angeles market last year, forcing executives to artificially drive up the show's tension using standard real estate escrow delays.
We structured the deliverables so that she is contractually required to completely ruin a mid-level realtor's baby shower by episode three.
The complex contract reportedly includes specific carve-outs for wardrobe, granting the returning star a $3 million development budget strictly allocated for wearing highly restrictive neon latex to daytime open houses. Sources familiar with the memo indicate the star’s representation initially pushed for backend points on all tears shed in her presence, but ultimately settled for a guaranteed executive producer credit on her own dramatic exits.
Production on the new season begins next week, with Netflix aggressively projecting a massive Q3 return on investment once the star successfully alienates the entire cast during an otherwise routine broker's open.