Selling Sunset fans may not have to wait too long for season 5, according to some of its stars.
The hit Netflix reality series only just dropped its fourth outing, giving us plenty of the drama that we've come to expect from the show – we wouldn't have it any different.
However, star Mary Fitzgerald has teased that the next batch of episodes could be with us as soon as spring next year during an appearance on Lorraine today (November 30).
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"We have season five coming out probably in March," she said. "We're done filming. We have a couple of pick-ups when we get back, and a couple of interviews still to do. But for the most part, season five's done filming, and it will be very, very good."
She further teased: "Season four I think was very like… a lot was going on and just shocking and great and dramatic, and season five's gonna be the same."
We certainly can't wait to see what happens.
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Fellow star Vanessa Villela, who joined the show in season 4, made similar comments in a separate interview with RadioTimes.com, confirming that season 5 "is completed now so we're just waiting".
She added: "I would say that it's going to be released hopefully early next year. Obviously it takes time for them to do the editing and everything. Honestly, this production is sensational.
"The way they do everything, it's mind-blowing the way they work. It's really incredible so I think they have to take their time."
Selling Sunset seasons 1-4 are available now on Netflix.
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