Here are the best memes inspired by ‘Selling Sunset’ season 3
HGTV meets Bravo in the most addictive way possible. Netflix’s reality hit Selling Sunset follows The Oppenheim Group’s elite agents as they chase multimillion-dollar listings across Los Angeles while the personal drama stays as sharp as their stilettos. Season three dropped in 2020 and immediately supplied the internet with an endless supply of memes, most of them aimed squarely at one particular agent.
Picking on Davina
The jokes landed hard because Davina’s on-screen choices kept giving the timeline fresh ammunition. Fans compiled screenshots of every eye-roll and awkward exchange, turning her into the season’s default punchline. The laughter was loud in 2020, yet Davina exited the Oppenheim Group shortly afterward to join Douglas Elliman. She later described the editing as exaggerated, and she has since built a luxury real-estate practice that spans California and Florida while maintaining an active Instagram presence as a Selling Sunset alum.
“The Plot”
Plenty of viewers claimed they tuned in strictly for the houses, only to admit the interpersonal fireworks kept them glued. The $75 million listing that lingered on the Oppenheim site became its own running gag, with users posting screenshots whenever they needed an instant mood boost. The architecture stayed the real star, but the agents’ feuds supplied the necessary seasoning.
No lies here
Alignment charts and personality grids flooded Twitter the week after the premiere. One widely shared version placed Jason as chaotic good and Mary as lawful neutral, with Brent somehow left out of the original graphic. The visual shorthand captured the office hierarchy that season three kept returning to, and the meme still circulates whenever new viewers discover the early episodes.
Playing favorites
Jason’s habit of sliding prime listings straight to Mary drew consistent side-eye from the rest of the roster. The pattern felt especially glaring when other agents had been grinding for the same properties. Fans turned the dynamic into quick-hit reaction clips that summed up every workplace slight in under fifteen seconds.
Chrishell deserves better
The off-camera divorce storyline between Chrishell Stause and Justin Hartley arrived at the worst possible moment for on-camera serenity. Chrishell entered the season ready to focus on work, only to watch the personal news dominate every conversation. Viewers rallied behind her immediately, and the divorce arc became the emotional through-line that carried into later seasons.
The true villain
Christine’s brand of chaos earned grudging respect from the audience, but Davina’s repeated clashes with Chrishell felt harder to defend in real time. The “true villain” label stuck for months, even though Davina left the brokerage on her own timeline after season three and continued her career elsewhere. The perception was season-specific, yet the memes kept the narrative alive in fan memory.
Waste her time
One popular bit of fan fiction involved booking fake viewings for the $75 million property just to tie up Davina’s calendar. The gag captured the collective frustration of the moment and turned passive viewing into an imaginary act of revenge. Davina’s departure soon rendered the joke historical, but it remains a touchstone for anyone rewatching the third season.
A guide to Selling Sunset season three
The early cast map still serves as a useful decoder for first-time viewers. Christine earned the “hate but respect” slot, Heather landed in the “hate and do not respect” column, Mary sat comfortably in the “love but do not respect” tier, Maya received universal approval, and Davina collected the bluntest verdict. The snapshot froze the group at a single point; since then multiple originals have exited or returned, with Christine and Heather confirmed for season ten after earlier hiatuses.
But seriously, Chrishell deserves better
Chrishell stayed a central figure through the seasons that followed, using the visibility from the divorce arc to launch new projects and relationships on camera. The season-three fallout proved pivotal for her long-term arc on the series. Reports now indicate she will not return for season ten, closing another chapter for an agent who became the emotional anchor of the early years.
Where is Davina now?
Davina Potratz joined Douglas Elliman in late 2020 and has maintained a steady luxury practice across both coasts. She posts occasional updates that reference her Selling Sunset tenure without re-entering the Oppenheim orbit. The move gave her distance from the 2020 meme cycle while keeping her visible to fans who still recognize the name.
Selling Sunset's long run: From season 3 to 10
The series has stretched nearly a decade, moving from a novelty real-estate experiment to a full prestige-reality fixture. Season ten, renewed in 2026, brings back Christine and Heather while several original cast members step away. The longevity explains why season-three memes still surface whenever new viewers discover the backlog; the early dynamics set the template that later seasons kept remixing.
Chrishell's journey after the divorce
After the public split, Chrishell leaned into both her career at the Oppenheim Group and her growing media presence. The season-three storyline supplied the initial sympathy wave, but subsequent seasons showed her negotiating new listings and new relationships with the same mix of vulnerability and ambition. Her reported exit ahead of season ten marks the end of an era that began with those raw divorce episodes.
Memes that defined early Selling Sunset fandom
The Davina-focused jokes dominated 2020 social feeds because the show had perfected the blend of real-estate porn and Bravo-level interpersonal warfare. Later coverage still cites those early reaction threads when discussing how the series built its audience. The memes turned a niche real-estate docu-soap into appointment television and gave the fandom a shared language that persists across cast changes.
