Selling Sunset stars Christine Quinn and Emma Hernan's former flame has been revealed as Peter Cornell, who the pair famously argued over on the Netflix reality series.
The former mystery man, realtor Peter Cornell was revealed by an insider to Us Weekly, after the ill-fated relationships became a hot topic on Series 4 of the hit show.
Peter, who works for The Oppenheim Group as its director of the sports and entertainment, became Emma and Christine's love interest and although what happened was discussed openly on the show his name has been kept out of the picture until now.
Fans of the show will recall Emma made her debut on the show's fourth season while Christine was on maternity leave.
Appearing on the show, Emma recalled first crossing paths with Christine in explosive fashion, saying: "It was not pleasant.
"I was leaving the gym with who I thought was my boyfriend and [Christine] pulled up with her friend and was like, 'Who the f***' is this?' and started screaming, 'This is my boyfriend.'"
Christine gave a similar account in finding out Peter was two timing her with her then future co-star Emma.
She said: "My ex-boyfriend was dating this girl at the same time he was dating me. I had no idea. I caught him red-handed during the day with her. So we broke up."
Meanwhile Peter, who had a top flight spots career before turning his hand to property, has remained silent about his prior relationships.
He was however seen with Christine - then known as Christine Bently - in February 2015 at the Los Angeles premiere of the motion picture Hot Tub Time Machine 2.
Fortunately Christine has since left the sorry situation behind her and is now married to Christian Richard and the couple share son Christian 'Baby C' Georges Dumontet, six months.
But it hasn't been a smooth start to parenthood after her husband was told to choose whose life to save as she was rushed to hospital.
Fortunately Christian didn't have to make the call and simply told medics took simply 'save them both', which despite the odds, they managed to do.
