Selling Sunset star Davina Portratz has finally opened up about the Netflix series’ shocking finale bust-up.
The first episode of the Netflix reality series saw former actress Chrishell Hartley start her new job at the Oppenheim Group, where she hoped she would fit right in with her brand new co-stars.
As the season got going, things didn’t go quite as well as Chrishell had hoped, and matters only got worse when she appeared to question Davina Portratz about the relationship between Mary Fitzgerald, and her fiancé, Romain Bonnet.
It culminated in an explosive argument during the tense season finale, which saw Chrishell break down in tears when she was labelled “two-faced” by Davina in an awkward confrontation after she failed to bring concerns to Mary first-hand.
The evening ended with a huge bust-up between Chrishell and some of her co-stars, and Davina has revealed that things still haven’t been resolved.
“We’ve yet to have a discussion about that night and clear the air,” she told Daily Star Online exclusively.
Davina went on to insist that even though her attitude toward honesty has gotten her into trouble before, she has no regrets about the night in question.
SELLING SUNSET: The show has become a big hit for Netflix (Pic: Netflix)
FEUD: Davina suggested Chrishell was heading in a ‘two-faced’ direction (Pic: Netflix)
“The only thing I regret is how Chrishell handled what I was saying,” explained the star.
“I was born and raised in Germany and sometimes when I speak, people think I’m being blunt or rude but really I am just being honest.“
Despite her concerns about Chrishell’s motives, the star admitted that she wasn’t surprised to see the gang rally around Chrishell when she turned on the water works.
“I wan’t surprised at all! I work with some of the nicest people you’d ever meet. Of course they would rush to the aid of someone in tears.”
AWKWARD: Davina confronted Chrishell in the finale (Pic: Instagram)
PEACE: The pair have yet to talk about what went down that night (Pic: Netflix)
Although Davina wasn’t as present as some of her co-stars during the first season, she hopes that if Netflix renews the show for a second season that fans will get to see more of the real her.
“Actually the team had been prepping for season one for two years and I joined a month before filming but the producers graciously wanted to fit me in.
“Hopefully if season two happens you’ll be able to see more of my personal and professional adventures!”
Selling Sunset (Season 1) is on Netflix UK now
