Christine Quinn reunites with ‘Selling Sunset’ cast amid Christian Richard divorce

She’s ready to kick off her hot girl summer.

Christine Quinn reunited with several of her former “Selling Sunset” castmates amid her contentious divorce from husband Christian Richard.

On Saturday night, the mom of one shared snaps with Oppenheim Group co-founder Jason Oppenheim, Mary Fitzgerald, Nicole Young and Davina Potratz while attending a White Fox Boutique event in West Hollywood, Calif.

Christine Quinn reunited with several of her former “Selling Sunset” castmates amid her contentious divorce from husband Christian Richard. Getty Images for CLD PR / White Fox

On Saturday night, the mom of one shared snaps with Oppenheim Group co-founder Jason Oppenheim, Mary Fitzgerald, Nicole Young and Davina Potratz while attending an event in West Hollywood, Calif. Getty Images for CLD PR / White Fox

In one clip, the foursome posed together on a gold platform while Quinn — who wore a dark gray bandeau dress and black heels — put her arm around her former boss and smiled.

“???? Who’s ready for hot girl summer? ???? @whitefoxboutique,” she wrote on Instagram. “I am! ????.”

Quinn’s night out comes days after she accused Richard, 45, of violating a restraining order by using an “agent” to “effectively spy” on her.

In court docs obtained by Page Six, the real estate agent, 35, claimed her estranged husband sent an unknown man to her property on multiple occasions “to scare, intimidate, harass and disturb” her.

Quinn posed with Young and Potratz on a couch. thechristinequinn/Instagram

She also shared a few laughs with her former boss. thechristinequinn/Instagram

Quinn further alleged that the tech entrepreneur, whose legal name is Christian Dumontet, is “forcing” her and their 3-year-old son, Christian, to stay out of their marital home by instilling “fear of strange men coming and going as they please.”

“She does not feel safe living there,” read the documents.

In March, Page Six exclusively reported that Richard was arrested for domestic violence and subsequently taken out of their marital home in a white robe and handcuffs.

Richard denied hitting their son.

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The real estate agent wore a gray strapless dress and black heels. Getty Images for CLD PR / White Fox

Quinn’s night out comes days after she accused Richard of violating a restraining order by using an “agent” to “effectively spy” on her. Christine Quinn/Instagram

He then filed for a restraining order against his wife, requesting that she be ordered to stay at least 100 yards from his Los Angeles home, which he also asked Quinn to move out of. However, his request was denied.

In turn, Quinn filed her own restraining order against Richard, claiming he once faked a suicide attempt to “test” her love and suffers from serious mental health issues.

On April 5, the dad of one filed for divorce from the former Netflix star, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their split. Richard also sought sole legal and physical custody of their son.

The following month, Richard was formally charged with child abuse, assault and violation of a protection order.

On April 5, the tech entrepreneur filed for divorce from the former Netflix star, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their split. Richard also sought sole legal and physical custody of their son. Christine Quinn/Instagram

In May, Richard was formally charged with child abuse, assault and violation of a protection order. Getty Images for MTV/ViacomCBS

Richard and Quinn tied the knot in 2019 and welcomed their son in May 2021 via an emergency C-section.

The blond bombshell rose to fame as a real estate agent on the hit Netflix show “Selling Sunset.”

After five seasons, Quinn announced her departure from the series in 2022.

She and Richard then launched their own real estate company, RealOpen.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788.