Christine Quinn is starting a new chapter in her life with strength and gratitude. After leaving the flashy and dramatic lifestyle of Los Angeles, she has relocated to Texas, where she is making a fresh start with her three-year-old son, Christian Georges.
In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Quinn shared insights into her new life, her evolving home, and the joy of watching her son thrive in their new environment.
After a highly publicized divorce from her former husband, Christian Dumontet, Quinn, who is now 36, returned to her home state of Texas. In her interview, she expressed her deep appreciation for the change. “I’m really, really grateful to be living here,” she said, speaking from her new home near Dallas.
One of the main reasons Quinn values her new life is the close proximity to her sister, which brings a sense of comfort and support. Additionally, her son’s bond with his cousin has been a key part of their happiness, providing a stable and nurturing environment.
The move from Los Angeles, where Quinn experienced much of the chaos and drama that came with her public life, has been a welcome change. In Texas, she finds peace and space for herself and her son, allowing them both to grow and breathe in a much calmer atmosphere.
Starting Fresh in Texas
Now that she is adjusting to life as a single mother, Quinn appreciates the quiet moments and the opportunities to heal and build a new life.
Quinn’s new home, though a rental, reflects her personal style and passion for interior design. She describes her aesthetic as bold and eclectic, combining black walls, gold accents, and mid-century furniture to create a space that feels truly her own.
“It’s about 60% done,” she said, hinting at plans to continue improving the decor. The house is a reflection of her creativity, and she enjoys making it a place where she and her son can both feel comfortable and happy.
For Quinn, the move to Texas has been transformative not only for herself but also for her son. Before the move, Christian was nonverbal, but since their relocation, he has made impressive progress. Quinn describes him as a “complete chatterbox” now, and she is happy to see him thriving in his new school environment, surrounded by other children.
The supportive environment, along with intensive therapy, has had a significant impact on his development. “Children are a product of the effect of their environment,” Quinn observed, sharing her belief that the positive change in their surroundings has greatly influenced her son’s growth. She feels hopeful that this nurturing environment will continue to help him flourish.
Quinn’s journey to Texas is also about healing and moving on from the past. Her split from Dumontet, which included serious allegations of domestic violence and protective order violations, was a difficult chapter in her life.
Although the divorce proceedings are still ongoing, Quinn remains optimistic about the future and believes that this new phase will lead to closure.
While she has stepped away from the spotlight of Selling Sunset, Quinn is focused on her family, personal growth, and creative ventures. She continues to embody the confidence and determination that her fans admire, facing the future with hope and gratitude.
With her son thriving and a new home that reflects her unique vision, it is clear that Christine Quinn is building a future rooted in strength, love, and self-discovery. Her journey is one of resilience, and she is eager to embrace the new opportunities and experiences that lie ahead.
For those who want to catch up on her past journey, Selling Sunset Seasons 1-5 are available to stream on Netflix, offering a view into the drama of her earlier years.
