Christine Quinn Stuns In Bikini Headstand For 'Brat Girl Summer'

Christine Quinn is back to showcasing her adventurous spirit and enviable physique in a series of beachy updates on social media!

Recently, the glamorous 35-year-old "Selling Sunset" star shared photos and videos that gave fans a glimpse into her sun-soaked summer.

True to her daring style, she performed a flawless headstand on a paddleboard while rocking a barely-there tan bikini, leaving her followers in awe of her balance and core strength.

The former reality TV star didn’t stop there, as she also wowed fans in a striking blue swimsuit that flaunted her toned body while enjoying a refreshing dip in the pool. Quinn's Instagram caption, "Brat Girl Summer is a vibe, but I’m ready for Age Gap Autumn," only added to the fun, cheeky energy of the post.

One of the highlights of Quinn's post was undoubtedly her impressive headstand on a paddleboard. The tricky balancing act, performed in her stylish bikini, not only displayed her physical prowess but also set her apart from other beach photos flooding Instagram. Fans couldn’t help but gush over her core strength and agility.

"That core strength and balance!!!" one user commented, while another joked, "That's quite impressive doll."

Quinn's summer spirit was on full display, and her effortless confidence shone through in every frame of her paddleboarding adventure. It's clear she's embracing the season with a mix of fitness and fun, something that resonates deeply with her followers.

Although Quinn has moved on from "Selling Sunset," fans of the show still miss her larger-than-life personality. One follower commented, "The only reason I watched Selling Sunset. Miss you, you deserve your own d--- show you carried the whole d--- thing." This sentiment has been echoed by many, as her sharp wit and unapologetic style were central to the show’s early seasons.

Quinn decided to part ways with "Selling Sunset" after its fifth season, leaving the Oppenheim Group and the drama of reality TV behind her. She chose to focus on her own entrepreneurial ventures, but her fanbase continues to celebrate her boldness on and off the screen.

After leaving the Oppenheim Group, Quinn and her husband Christian Dumontet embarked on a new business venture -- RealOpen -- which allows people to buy and sell homes using cryptocurrency. The decision to leave "Selling Sunset" and start her own firm wasn't easy, but for Quinn, it was the right choice.

"I had to make a business decision that was for me, so I had to terminate the contract [with The Oppenheim Group] so I could move it over to my brokerage," she explained.

RealOpen has been a significant part of her post-TV life, and it’s clear that Quinn is just as successful in business as she was on reality television.

Quinn's forward-thinking approach to combining cryptocurrency with real estate has been groundbreaking, though not without its challenges. Many traditional real estate brokerages are hesitant to accept crypto because they don't fully understand how it works.

"A lot of brokerages are very wary about accepting crypto," Quinn revealed in an interview, "so that's why it's very difficult for agents to do these transactions."

Despite the skepticism, Quinn remains optimistic about RealOpen's potential and the future of cryptocurrency in real estate. Her bold business choices mirror the same fearless attitude she displays in her personal life, whether it's nailing a headstand on a paddleboard or taking the leap into a new industry.

Quinn's summer may be wrapping up, but with "Age Gap Autumn" on the horizon, fans are sure to see even more of her fearless adventures and entrepreneurial ventures.