The housing market isn’t the only thing that’s unpredictable in Orange County.
On Thursday, October 23, Netflix released a first look at season 4 of Selling the OC.
“OC is not for the faint of heart. The players keep changing,” original cast member Brandi Marshall shares in the official trailer. “Their faces are beautiful, but that’s not going to help you ring that bell.”
While The Oppenheim Group aims to make millions of dollars in the real estate game, many agents find themselves in dynamic relationships.
After taking a break from the Netflix reality show, Tyler Stanaland is back for season 4 and ready to have an emotional conversation with ex Alex Hall.
“Everything we said we didn’t want to do, we did,” Alex says while holding back tears.
A tearful Tyler — who recently announced his engagement to Hannah Morrisey — replies, “I will always love you.”
Although Alex has also moved on with a new man — who viewers may spot in the season 4 trailer — it’s no secret that the “Pretty Dirty” podcast host shared a connection with Tyler.
While the duo went from close friends and coworkers to something more when they kissed during season 2, things fizzled out by season 3.
According to Polly Brindle, any questions surrounding where Tyler and Alex stand will be addressed in the new season.
“I think this season, it definitely does show a kind of wrap-up of the whole Alex Hall, Tyler thing,” she previously teased to Us in September at the Celebrity Travel Lounge, hosted by Peta Phipps. “I think there were a few things left unsaid but now there’s nothing left unsaid, there’s nothing left on the table. I think they’re moving forward. They are still cordial. Everyone’s kind of moving on with their lives and doing grown-up stuff.”
While Polly is dipping her feet in the dating pool in season 4 — with a little help from a man who looks awfully similar to Summer House alum Luke Gulbranson — other cast members appear to be ruffling some feathers.
After developing a reputation in San Diego, California, for starting drama, Ashtyn Zerboni is taking over Orange County with some “heavy” information for Alex.
“I’m really upset with what Ashtyn is saying,” Alex shares in the trailer. “Anybody who tries to come between me and my business is playing with fire.”
Back in July, Netflix announced the cast for Selling the OC season 4. While Ashtyn, Kaylee Riccardi and Fiona Belle would be joining the show, familiar faces like Kayla Cardona, Alexandra Jarvis, Alexandra “Ali” Harper and Alexandra Rose were stepping away. (Lauren Shortt previously confirmed to Us that she would be starting a new chapter of her real estate career with Compass.)
Regardless of who is staying and who is going, one cast member said it’s nothing personal — just business.
“I think Jason [Oppenheim] is a very astute businessman, and if you’re not bringing in the business, those desks are expensive real estate,” Polly previously told Us. “There are a few people who did not make the cut to stay, unfortunately, with us.”
Selling the OC season 4 begins streaming exclusively on Netflix Wednesday, November 12.
