VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: 'Selling Sunset' Star Mary Fitzgerald Reveals The Scene She Didn't Want To Air (Photo: Netflix)
Mary Fitzgerald is an American real estate agent and TV personality on the Netflix show Selling Sunset.
Mary Fitzgerald was born on September 24, 1983 (Mary Fitzgerald age: 41) in Brandon, South Dakota. She graduated from Ball State University in Indiana in 2001.
Fitzgerald began working in the L.A. area in 2008, joining the real estate company Shorewood Realtors, where she worked until 2011. In 2011, she moved to London to work for Candy & Candy, where she assisted on the famous One Hyde Park project.
In an exclusive interview with uInterview in January 2021, Fitzgerald explained why she began working in real estate.
“I just decided to get into it because I moved all the time. I love the process of looking at new places and finding the one and doing showings. I would just go look at a bunch of places and I would always do searches online,” she said. “Even when I wasn’t ready to move, I would still look at properties.”
Fitzgerald also discussed being freer to pursue her career once her son got older.
“When my son went into junior high school… and [was] old enough where I was able to go to work and do different things and I didn’t have to call a sitter every time… I decided to do that, and make money, instead of spending it moving all the time.”
Check out the full interview below.
In 2014, Fitzgerald returned to L.A. and began working for the real estate company the Oppenheim Group. In 2019, Netflix premiered the first season of Selling Sunset, a reality television show centered around the real estate group, the beautiful agents who work there, and the high-end properties they sell.
Fitzgerald is one of the main cast members of the show, which released its fourth season in November of 2021, alongside Oppenheim co-founders Brett Oppenheim and Jason Oppenheim, Chrishell Stause, Romain Bonnet and Heather Rae Young.
In 2021, the show was nominated for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program.
In her conversation with uInterview, Fitzgerald spoke about the speculation that events in Selling Sunset were staged or scripted.
“It’s all real. I think we’re very organic, and everything that happens just happens, and by the cameras being there, sometimes, certain personalities get a little over the top,” she said. “For some reason, when cameras are around people just do stupid things they might not normally do. For me, I think I watch what I do more, but some people amp it up, and it just makes things more dramatic.”
She explained that a lot of the drama of the show has to do with the editing.
“We film for like six months, so it’s all edited down,” she said. “So it’s not like we sit and fight all day, but no one wants to see us just sitting there on our laptops not saying anything so that all gets edited out.”
Watch the full interview below.
Fitzgerald previously dated Jason Oppenheim prior to the show. She married her co-star Romain Bonnet in the finale of season 2, in October of 2019.
Fitzgerald has a son, Austin Babbitt, whom she gave birth to when she was 16 years old.
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