'Selling the OC': Kayla Nabs $28 Million Listing, Exposing Gio's Resentment (SPOILERS)
Season 3 of Netflix's 'Selling the OC' sees Gio Helou and Kayla Cardona vying to be the one to promote a prestigious $28 million assets.
By Allison DeGrusheMay Three 2024, Published 4:20 p.m. ET
Spoiler alert: This article accommodates main spoilers for Season Three of Selling the OC.
At lengthy closing, Selling the OC is back! We have no idea about you, however we couldn't be more excited to binge-watch the new season and surprise at the surprising homes in Newport Beach. But, being reality TV buffs, we are similarly keen to take in all the drama.
One storyline, in particular, that we are prepared on is the unfolding drama between actual property brokers Gio Helou and Kayla Cardona. Curious to grasp extra? Keep reading for all the juicy information about their drama this season!
What to know about Gio and Kayla's drama on 'Selling the OC.'
In the third season of Selling the OC, which dropped on Netflix on May 3, 2024, Gio and Kayla go head-to-head over a highly coveted $28 million checklist. Ultimately, it is Kayla who proves herself to be the absolute best agent for the belongings, leaving Gio completely livid.
Gio claims he performed a significant role in securing the assets for the Oppenheim Group. He claims that his boss, Jason Oppenheim, and "office management" reached out to him when the list for the assets had expired and was owned by any other agent at some other brokerage.
Gio’s entitlement is fantastic and the undeniable fact that he’s coming for Kayla as an alternative of immediately addressing his problems with administrative center control says so much. He’s a bully! #SellingTheOC
— Richmond Sajini (@richmondsajini) May 3, 2024As it seems, Gio used to paintings with this agent — so Jason and management referred to as him and requested for ways on easy methods to persuade the agent to present the listing to the Oppenheim Group. However, in spite of Gio's involvement, when the Oppenheim Group in any case got the list, Jason assigned it to Kayla, which Gio found unjust.
Wait, did Kayla ever promote the $28 million property?
Throughout the whole season, everyone has an opinion about whether Kayla is prepared to take on this type of high-end record. Sadly, the finale leaves fans with a cliffhanger as Kayla is shown taking away the Oppenheim Group sign from the property's garden. Of route, this leaves many viewers questioning: Does she manage to promote the belongings?
Well, sure! In May 2024, Kayla spoke with Tudum and shared details of the sale.
"It was obviously the biggest listing I've had, and there were a lot of ups and downs," she told the outlet. "We bent over backward for a lot of things, but it turned out to be great. We sold it in the 11th hour. It was a quick close for $25 million, so I'm very thankful."
With a substantial stack of cash in her bag, Kayla's profession hasn't ever seemed so promising. She advised Tudum, "I have a lot of great things [going on] now. I'm still, of course, doing my real estate, and I've been picking up a lot of momentum."
"I'm now a certified life coach. I brought back my podcast. I've been speaking on stages. I'm just giving back to the community, and it's been very fulfilling," she added.
All three seasons of Selling the OC are actually streaming on Netflix.
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