The Absolute Drama And Chaos Of Selling Sunset Season 6 Summed Up In 29 Hilarious Tweets

A mixture of gripping drama, OTT outfits and multi-million dollar houses can only mean one thing – Selling Sunset is back for a new season.

The realtors of the US’ most chaotic property brokerage are up to their usual antics in the hit reality show’s sixth series, which is now available to stream on Netflix.

And as always, there have been plenty of memes, reactions and discourse on social media – which have almost been as entertaining as watching Selling Sunset itself.

Here’s the new season summed up in 29 hilarious tweets…

Anyone concerned that the absence of Christine would impact the drama levels need not have worried…

Although Bre has definitely given quite a few people Christine vibes…

We knew we’d seen new cast member Nicole somewhere before too…

Her beef with Chrishell seemed to come from nowhere…

Chrishell was definitely thriving in a post-Christine Oppenheim Group, and refused to take any BS…

The whole Palm Springs trip – including *that* dinner scene – was reality TV at its peak…

Mary’s complete inability to deal with conflict did not go unnoticed…

The bartender at Heather’s baby shower became one of the unlikely stars of the series…

While the series was largely Davina-less, when she did turn up, it was always pretty iconic…

Oh, but in case you were wondering…

Heather remained a plant-based queen…

And was Chelsea the only one seemingly closing deals this series?

That’s when a fly wasn’t crawling down her throat, of course…

Jason may have had a new girlfriend, but there was another new love of his life in season six…

The outfits went up several levels this season…

Emma basically telling her boss “do some fucking work” was a total mood…

As was Chrishell telling Mary that Jason’s penthouses were overpriced…

And it sounds like there’s some unexpected drama between Chrishell and Amanza on the way…

Here’s to people causing absolute chaos in the workplace…

Selling Sunset seasons 1-6 are available to stream on Netflix now.

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Sweden’s Loreen Makes Eurovision History After Her Song Tattoo Triumphs At Song Contest

Swedish singer Loreen has made Eurovision history after triumphing at this year’s contest.

Loreen famously first won the competition back in 2012 with her signature song Euphoria, and made a return to the Eurovision this year with her offering Tattoo.

With her second Eurovision win, Loreen matches former Irish competitor Johnny Logan as the only entrant to win the song contest on more than one occasion.

Johnny first won Eurovision in 1980 with What’s Another Year, and later repeated the feat in 1987 with Hold Me Now. Five years after that, a song he’d written called Why Me? was the winning entry for Irish singer Linda Martin.

She went into the competition a firm favourite to win, and wound up leading the way during Saturday night’s final with 583 points.

Her nearest competition was Finland, whose song Cha Cha Cha finished in second place, with 526 points.

Meanwhile, it was not the strongest night for UK entrant Mae Muller in Liverpool, where the event was held on behalf of last year’s winners Ukraine.

Mae finished in second to last place after closing the show with her rendition of her entry I Wrote A Song.

Johnny Logan in 1987
Johnny Logan in 1987

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Loreen’s win also means Sweden now matches Ireland as the country with the most Eurovision wins, with seven each.

Next year’s Eurovision Song Contest will mark 50 years since Sweden’s first win, when ABBA stormed to victory with their hit Waterloo.

ABBA were Sweden's first Eurovision winners in 1974
ABBA were Sweden’s first Eurovision winners in 1974

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Later Swedish winners included Herreys’ Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley, Carola’s Fångad Av En Stormvind, Charlotte Perelli’s Take Me To Your Heaven.

Måns Zelmerlöw was Sweden’s most recent winner after triumphing with his song Heroes.

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Daði Freyr Doing Atomic Kitten’s Whole Again At Eurovision Was A Total Vibe

However, an unexpected tribute was paid to the Liverpudlian girl band as the 67th Song Contest took place in the northern city on Saturday night thanks to Icelandic 2020 and 2021 act Daði Freyr.

During the interval, the stage played host to a Liverpool jukebox, which saw classic Eurovision artists singing songs originally made famous by acts from the city.

It featured the likes of Netta singing Dead Or Alive’s You Spin Me Right Round and Sonia reprising her 1993 entry Better The Devil You Know.

But one particularly surreal moment came as Daði Freyr belted out an unexpected rendition of Whole Again, originally made famous by Atomic Kitten in 2000.

On Twitter, it was giving fans all the surrealism and nostalgia…

This year sees Liverpool host Eurovision on behalf of Ukraine, who triumphed in the 2022 competition with Kalush Orchestra’s Stefania.

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Mel Giedroyc Recreates Iconic Eurovision Butter Churning Moment, And We’re Howling

Mel Giedroyc was responsible for one of the highlights of Eurovision on Saturday night, as she recreated one of the Song Contest’s most iconic moments ever.

The former Great British Bake Off host was enlisted to help out the UK’s regular commentator Graham Norton, who split his duties this year after being asked to be one of the main hosts.

During one part of the night, Mel came down from the commentary box to appear behind one of the main presenters Hannah Waddingham and dressed up as the Polish butter churner from the 2014 event.

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Mel made some suggestive looks as she churned away next to the Portuguese contingent, who are being represented by Mimicat and their song Ai coração, as Graham was heard losing it in the commentary box.

Mel also proved a hit with fans after stepping into the final commentary box for the first time.

With the UK holding the competition on behalf of last year’s winner’s Ukraine, Graham spent the evening dashing between the stage and commentary box, with Mel helping to fill gaps when he was with the other main hosts Alesha Dixon, Hannah Waddingham and Julia Sanina.

Mel has a long history with Eurovision, having previously hosted the UK selection show on a number of occasions.

She also served as the UK’s spokesperson in 2018, having previously commentated on the semi finals in 2016 and 2017 along with Scott Mills, who now works alongside Rylan Clark.

Eurovision hosts Alesha Dixon, Julia Sanina, Hannah Waddingham and Graham Norton during the dress rehearsal
Eurovision hosts Alesha Dixon, Julia Sanina, Hannah Waddingham and Graham Norton during the dress rehearsal

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Prior to this year’s Song Contest, Graham explained how he had ring-fenced his commentating role after being asked to host the main show.

“I know that’s really greedy of me, but I just thought if I let someone else do the commentating they could be better than me and then I’ve lost my favourite job,” he said. “So I thought, ‘No, I’m ring-fencing that.’”

He continued: “I’ll have to go, ‘Welcome to Eurovision’, then I’ll run back into my little rabbit hutch.”

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