Alex Hall, a prominent figure from Netflix's Selling OC, is currently in negotiations to transition from Orange County real estate to the flagship Selling Sunset series, according to sources familiar with the discussions. The potential move would make Hall a full-time cast member for the show's tenth season, which is scheduled to begin filming in Los Angeles within the coming week.
Sources indicate that Hall, Netflix, and the series producers are actively working to finalize a deal that would bring the real estate professional into the long-running franchise. Despite her Orange County base, Hall reportedly maintains an existing client roster of high-end Los Angeles buyers, making her a natural fit for the series' focus on luxury properties in the Hollywood Hills and surrounding areas.
The timing of these negotiations coincides with significant changes to the Selling Sunset cast structure. In April, four cast members were informed their contracts would not be renewed for season 10. Mary Bonnet, Emma Hernan, Chelsea Lazkani, and Sandra Vergara, sister of actress Sofia Vergara, will not return to the series.
The production has confirmed that Bre Tiesi and Amanza Smith will continue with the show, joining original cast members Christine Quinn and Heather El Moussa for the upcoming season. This restructuring represents one of the most substantial cast changes in the series' history.
The potential crossover also follows recent news regarding Selling the O.C., which will not film new episodes this year. Sources close to the production emphasized that the decision stems from Selling Sunset taking priority in the production schedule rather than any issues specific to the Orange County-based series.
While no final agreement has been reached, sources describe the ongoing negotiations as promising. If the deal is finalized, Hall would join the cast as filming commences, marking a significant shift in both her career trajectory and the composition of the Selling Sunset ensemble.
The move would represent a strategic expansion for Hall, who has built her reputation in the competitive Orange County luxury real estate market. Her existing connections with Los Angeles clientele position her to seamlessly integrate into the show's established dynamic while bringing fresh perspectives to the series.
