Where to Follow the Selling Sunset Cast: Instagram and Twitter Accounts from 2020

Historical reconstruction — researched 6 November 2026. This guide looks back at the Selling Sunset cast around the programme's second and third seasons in 2020. The names and social-media handles are supported by publications from that period. Social accounts may be renamed, closed or reassigned; the historical listings below are not a guarantee that every linked account is accessible today. The original FlyingEze publication date could not be established.

Fans of Netflix's Selling Sunset could follow Chrishell Stause, Christine Quinn, Mary Fitzgerald, Heather Rae Young, Maya Vander, Davina Potratz, Amanza Smith and the Oppenheim brothers on Instagram when the real-estate reality show surged in popularity during 2020. Several cast members also used Twitter, the platform now called X, to discuss episodes or respond to viewers. However, Instagram handles are far better documented in contemporary cast guides than the Twitter accounts of every participant.

This historical guide identifies the accounts linked to the 2019–20 ensemble, explains each person's role in the show and provides Twitter/X handles only when independently supported by a dated source. It does not mix that early cast with later arrivals such as Emma Hernan, Vanessa Villela and Chelsea Lazkani, and it does not claim that an account documented in 2020 still belongs to the same person in 2026.

Netflix released Selling Sunset's first season in March 2019, its second on 22 May 2020 and its third on 7 August 2020, according to contemporary streaming coverage and programme records . The show follows agents handling high-end property transactions at the Los Angeles-based Oppenheim Group, alongside their friendships, conflicts and personal lives. Its blend of luxury property, reality drama and personal branding made social media an extension of the viewing experience.

Selling Sunset's 2020 cast: Instagram and Twitter accounts

The following directory is a historically sourced snapshot. The Instagram usernames were reported in 2020 interviews, embedded posts and cast guides. Twitter/X links are included only where a contemporary post or first-person interview supports the account. Clicking a link may require logging in, and the platform may have changed the username since the date cited.

The Instagram roster is corroborated by The Tab's 22 May 2020 cast guide and an August 2020 roundup featuring embedded cast posts . The Twitter identities above have separate support: contemporary embedded posts by Chrishell , Christine and Davina , and Mary's own May 2020 interview naming her accounts.

Chrishell Stause: @chrishell.stause on Instagram and @Chrishell7 on Twitter

Chrishell Stause arrived as a newcomer to the Oppenheim Group in the show's opening season. She had also worked as a television actor, which helped introduce her to viewers beyond the luxury-property market. Her growing relationships with colleagues and difficult personal circumstances were prominent in the programme's early years.

The May 2020 cast guide identified her Instagram as @chrishell.stause . She also used @Chrishell7 to speak publicly, as shown by a May 2020 embedded post and August 2020 reporting . Those sources verify the historical account name, not the account's status today.

Her appearance in 2020 cast lists is important because subsequent seasons followed major changes to her personal life and career. A reconstruction of the early show's social-media scene should not project those later events backwards into May 2020.

Christine Quinn: @thechristinequinn on Instagram and @XtineQuinn on Twitter

Christine Quinn was among the most visually recognisable personalities of the early seasons, known for distinctive fashion choices and confrontational office dynamics. Her posts became an important part of how fans interpreted the show's style and cast relationships beyond the edited episodes.

Contemporary coverage identifies her Instagram as @thechristinequinn . A Capital report from 2020 also embedded a post from her Twitter account @XtineQuinn , connected with an Instagram filter based on the programme. These dated sources support both handles as historical information; they do not establish that she remains affiliated with the brokerage or appears in every subsequent season.

Fans should also distinguish a public statement made directly by a participant from commentary by an unofficial fan account. A programme with strong characters and rivalries can attract parody and impersonation profiles.

Mary Fitzgerald: @themaryfitzgerald and @MaryFitzgerald_ in 2020

Mary Fitzgerald was an established luxury-property agent and one of the workplace figures around whom early Selling Sunset storylines revolved. Her relationships with colleagues, particularly Jason Oppenheim and Amanza Smith, and her marriage to Romain Bonnet featured in season two.

In a first-person interview published on 22 May 2020 , Mary explicitly named Instagram @themaryfitzgerald and Twitter @MaryFitzgerald_ . The interview provides stronger evidence than simply repeating a handle from a secondary list.

Names and public handles can change over time. For example, a later BuzzFeed guide identifies Instagram @themarybonnet rather than the 2020 username. That is exactly why this retrospective labels @themaryfitzgerald as historical instead of representing it as a live, guaranteed address in 2026.

Heather Rae Young: @heatherraeyoung on Instagram

Heather Rae Young was part of the original real-estate ensemble. Her property work, relationships with colleagues and the developing romance with television personality Tarek El Moussa became prominent subjects during the show's second season. Contemporary reports referred to her as Heather Young; later reporting and official programme guides have used Heather Rae El Moussa.

Her @heatherraeyoung Instagram handle appears in The Tab's May 2020 guide and the August 2020 embedded-post roundup . The material shows the account's role in documenting both property and personal-life updates.

No Twitter/X account is supplied here because the particular sources reviewed did not independently establish a historical handle with the same confidence. An incomplete but sourced directory is more useful than a comprehensive-looking list containing speculative usernames.

Maya Vander: @themayavander on Instagram

Maya Vander brought a different professional and geographic perspective to the early seasons. She was associated with property work in Los Angeles and Miami, while her family life was also discussed in contemporary cast profiles.

The 2020 articles identified @themayavander as her Instagram. Her posts offered an additional look at the balance between real-estate work and family responsibilities, rather than simply repeating the most dramatic workplace scenes from the programme.

Because this is a retrospective, follower totals reported in 2020 are deliberately omitted. The historical counts varied from one article to another depending on the publication day, and none would establish an accurate follower number in November 2026.

Davina Potratz: @davinapotratz on Instagram and @DavinaPotratz on Twitter

Davina Potratz featured in early Selling Sunset coverage as a real-estate agent with a professional background that included modelling and television. Negotiations around a prominent property listing contributed to her public profile during the show's first three seasons.

She appeared on Instagram as @davinapotratz in May 2020 coverage . Her Twitter handle @DavinaPotratz is supported by an embedded August 2020 tweet about the series .

In a separate 2020 interview , she discussed the limitations of seeing a reality-show participant solely through edited television footage. Following someone's own posts may provide another perspective, but it does not guarantee an unfiltered or complete account of workplace disagreements.

Amanza Smith: @amanzasmith on Instagram

Amanza Smith joined the central cast for season two in May 2020, bringing expertise in home staging and interior design as well as an established friendship with Mary. Netflix's March 2021 cast statement confirms her place among the returning personalities.

Her 2020 Instagram handle was documented as @amanzasmith in both the May 2020 guide and August 2020 embedded posts . An important practical caution is that secondary articles have occasionally printed similar-looking variations of her username. The historically embedded form used here is amanzasmith.

Amanza's role illustrates one reason social-media directories mattered to fans: the cast combined careers in real estate, design, media and business, and individual public profiles could show interests that did not receive much attention in a season's limited running time.

Jason and Brett Oppenheim: @jasonoppenheim and @brettoppenheim

Twin brothers Jason and Brett Oppenheim were the recognisable leadership figures associated with the Oppenheim Group during the first seasons. Their work around listings, agent performance and office management provided the business setting for the series' interpersonal drama.

Embedded posts from August 2020 confirm Jason's Instagram as @jasonoppenheim and Brett's as @brettoppenheim . Netflix's own March 2021 announcement lists both brothers among the programme's returning personalities.

Their profiles are relevant for people drawn to the luxury-property aspect of the series as much as the personal storylines. Followers should remember, however, that a polished listing video or promotional social-media post is marketing material, not a verified record of a completed sale. Neither this guide nor the show provides a substitute for independent verification of property transactions.

Romain Bonnet: @theromainbonnet on Instagram

Romain Bonnet became familiar to viewers through his relationship with Mary Fitzgerald, which featured across the show's opening seasons. He was a prominent supporting personality rather than one of the original group of real-estate agents.

The August 2020 cast roundup embedded posts from @theromainbonnet . Including him makes sense because many viewers understood the show's cast more broadly than its roster of licensed agents. It is nevertheless important not to describe every recurring partner or guest as an agent employed by the brokerage.

Why Instagram was easier to document than Twitter in 2020

The early series was closely associated with visual culture: elaborate interiors, agent clothing, properties, parties and behind-the-scenes photographs. Instagram's photo and video format fitted that material naturally, and entertainment outlets embedded specific cast posts in their 2020 guides. As a result, there is a relatively strong contemporaneous record of the Instagram usernames listed above.

Twitter served a different purpose. The surviving reporting documents public comments by Chrishell, Christine, Mary and Davina, but not an equally clear account for every member of the ensemble. Publishing an apparently complete list of Twitter identities would require guessing about accounts or assuming that a similar name belongs to the right person.

There is also a distinction between a linked profile being **historically documented** and it being **verified as currently active**. Social platforms change policies, URLs and identity-verification mechanisms; individual account owners may alter their usernames or leave altogether. Direct Instagram and Twitter links in this reconstruction therefore show reported 2020 identities, not a fresh authentication of every profile on 6 November 2026.

How the cast changed after the original 2020 line-up

Later seasons added personalities who were not part of the May 2020 social-media story. Netflix's April 2022 guide included Vanessa Villela, Emma Hernan and Chelsea Lazkani alongside several established cast members. They are not omitted because they lack public profiles; they are omitted from the 2020 table because they joined the programme in a later phase.

The wider reality-TV visibility of later cast members is reflected in FlyingEze's separate report about Bre Tiesi appearing alongside another reality television personality in a different Netflix programme . That article is a later development and is not a source for the original 2020 cast directory.

Anyone preparing an up-to-date guide to the full 2026 cast would need to begin with a separate season roster and reverify every account. A historical reconstruction should not quietly replace the original ensemble with whoever appears on a recent promotional poster.

How to check a Selling Sunset social-media profile safely

If a reader follows one of the historical links and encounters a changed or unavailable account, the safest approach is to consult a recent official Netflix cast guide, a current interview or a clearly linked account from the participant's own established website. The similarity of a username is not enough to confirm identity.

Be particularly cautious of lookalike accounts offering exclusive access, requests for money or promises of investment opportunities. The public social profiles of television personalities are not evidence that a direct message comes from them. For properties advertised in any public feed, confirm business details and transactions through legitimate professional channels rather than relying solely on an entertainment post.

Frequently asked questions

Who was in the Selling Sunset cast during 2020?

The main ensemble included Chrishell Stause, Christine Quinn, Mary Fitzgerald, Heather Rae Young, Maya Vander, Davina Potratz, Amanza Smith, Jason and Brett Oppenheim, with Romain Bonnet also featuring prominently. Amanza joined as season two began.

What was Chrishell Stause's 2020 Instagram and Twitter?

Contemporary sources documented Instagram @chrishell.stause and Twitter @Chrishell7.

What was Christine Quinn's Twitter username in 2020?

An embedded contemporary post identifies @XtineQuinn. Her Instagram was listed as @thechristinequinn.

Did Mary Fitzgerald change her Instagram username?

Her 2020 interview identified @themaryfitzgerald. A later published cast guide identifies @themarybonnet. Readers should not assume the original username remains in use.

Were Emma Hernan, Vanessa Villela and Chelsea Lazkani in the 2020 line-up?

No. They featured in later seasons and are included in Netflix's separate 2022 cast materials.

Are all the Twitter/X accounts in this guide currently active?

That has not been independently confirmed. The four Twitter names are historically documented, not guaranteed to be active in 2026.

Conclusion

For viewers revisiting Selling Sunset's rise in 2020, the early cast's social-media accounts provide useful context beyond the edited episodes. Contemporary guides and embedded posts document Instagram usernames for ten familiar faces, while four Twitter accounts can be attributed to specific cast members through dated reporting or interviews.

The most accurate way to restore the lost FlyingEze guide is to preserve those historical identities without confusing a 2020 handle with a promise of current account ownership. The series, its cast and the platforms have all evolved, but the original social-media moment can still be reconstructed without inventing profiles.

Editorial disclosure: This article was independently researched for FlyingEze using Netflix announcements, interviews and cast guides published in 2019–2024. It is a historical reconstruction rather than a copy of the original lost FlyingEze page. The original page's publication date and the present-day availability of every individual social-media account have not been independently verified.