Selling Sunset star Mary Fitzgerald has revealed what fans of the hit Netflix series can expect from season four.
The highly-rated series, which follows the lives of a group of real estate agents in LA, has already had three hugely successful series and fans are eagerly awaiting a date for season four to be confirmed.
Speaking to Co Down native Phil Reynolds on his 'Celebs and the Average Joe' podcast, Mary give an insight into what we can expect.
Asked if there would be any more weddings or divorces, Mary said: "Well Heather is engaged and she is going to be getting married, we're unsure if she's going to be doing it on the show or not, they're trying to decide if they want to keep it private but I'm sure she would share the rest, leading up to it."
She added: "I think you guys will also be following Romain and I buying a house most likely because we are going to be doing that and trying to do some remodel stuff on it and then actually freezing my embryos because we've been too busy we haven't actually got around to it. I went and got tested but I never got around to actually freezing them for whenever we want to have kids.
"No divorces, not that I know of anyway and just catching up with everyone post-quarantine. Some of us haven't really talked too much so there's lots of stuff that hasn't been resolved, so you'll probably get a good catch up on everything."
Fans saw Mary and Romain tie the knot during season two but after documents emerged showing the pair actually officially married in 2018, 19 months before the TV wedding, Mary was quick to clear up the confusion.
She said: "For personal reasons we signed the marriage certificate before but we didn't tell anybody and we didn't consider ourselves as married at that time.
"Romain's family have never had a wedding so they would have been crushed if we hadn't had a big day so we wanted this to be like, this is our day, and I've been married before so I wouldn't have worked this hard planning the whole thing if we didn't want this to be our celebration, our day with our closest friends and our family."
Romain added: "We just had one person that came as we had to have a witness but not even family or close friends, there were probably one or two people that knew as we had to tell them why we were taking the day off but we didn't tell family or anyone like that. So yes we did sign the paper before but we didn't consider ourselves married until what happened on the show and you guys all saw it and it was really real for us."
You can listen to the full interview with Mary and Romain from Friday, October 2 on Phil's Celebs and the Average Joe podcast here.
