Selling Sunset's Davina Potratz Responds To Savage Netflix Tweet

The hotly anticipated fourth season of Selling Sunset just dropped on Netflix and one question on the tip of every fan's tongue is whether Davina Potratz has sold that $75 million (£54 million) house.

Well, before fans could even press play to start bingeing the new season, which debuted on Wednesday (24th November), the official Netflix Twitter account posted a shady tweet about Davina's listing.

Exactly 12 hours before the season dropped, Netflix tweeted: "Selling Sunset Season 4 premieres in 12 hours and since I know you're all wondering...

"No, Davina still has not sold that 75 million dollar house."

Ouch.

Never one to back down, Davina responded directly to the Netflix account with a sassy response. "Thanks for the support." she tweeted, along with #classy.

Selling Sunset fans found the exchange hilarious, with one fan tweeting: "I’m howling!"

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While another viewer replied to Netflix: "Yalllll shadyyyyyy for thattttt".

Another viewer shared: "Damn, Netflix is out for blood".

And a fourth added: "Netflix really did Davina dirty lmfaooo."

Davina has been trying to sell the mansion, which was featured heavily in season 3, for quite some time. Despite its enviable location in the heart of Beverly Hills, and boasting desirable features such as a wine cellar, a home cinema and a gym on top of its staggering seven bedrooms, Davina still hasn't convinced any of her wealthy clients to part with the whopping sum.

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In April this year, co-star Mary Fitzgerald has explained why she thinks the house won't sell until a drastic change is made.

"No one's buying at that price, it will always... Unless the price is halved, it's gonna remain on the market," she told Metro.

"It's somebody's style and taste but... it's in a great location. There's definitely things going for it but it's very stylised and it's completely overpriced so it's a hard sell."

All our fingers are crossed for you, Davina!

Selling Sunseti season 4 is streaming on Netflix now.

Topics: TV And Film, Selling Sunset

Gregory Robinson

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