Christine Quinn, known for showcasing luxury homes on Selling Sunset, has been dealing with a nightmare behind closed doors in her own life. Police records obtained by Us Weekly reveal that there have been 18 emergency calls made to the Los Angeles Police Department over the last five years regarding alleged incidents at Quinn’s home where her husband, Christian Richard, was recently arrested after an alleged domestic violence incident. The couple purchased a $5 million property in January 2019 before getting married in December of the same year, and that’s when the calls began. Some incidents involved false alarms and potential trespassing and burglaries, while others were more serious.
Among the incidents reported to the police were verbal disputes, anonymous calls about possible arguments, and reports of panic attacks and trips to the hospital. The most recent incidents led to an arrest of an unidentified male for assault with a deadly weapon, restraining order violations, and the need for police to standby during the collection of belongings at the house. A source close to Quinn revealed that she had to constantly walk on eggshells around her husband and keep secrets to protect herself, as they had aggressive fights over the years.
Following the recent alleged domestic violence incident, Quinn was granted a temporary restraining order against Richard, requiring him to leave their shared home and stay at least 100 yards away from her. The restraining order also prohibits Richard from interacting with their son or their dogs. Richard responded to Quinn’s accusations by filing his own restraining order, claiming that he confronted her after their dogs urinated on his belongings and threw a trash bag at the wall, not at her. Quinn, in her court paperwork, accused Richard of throwing dog feces at her during another argument, faking a suicide attempt, and showing controlling behavior throughout their relationship.
In the aftermath of the incident, a source revealed that Quinn is planning on leaving Richard and filing for divorce. However, Richard’s attorney denies the allegations, stating that there have been no incidents of domestic violence and that Christian has taken lawful steps to address the issues by filing for a restraining order and seeking to move forward with the divorce. The situation has been described as toxic and distressing for Quinn, with both parties having restraining orders and disagreeing on plans involving their son. The future seems uncertain and complicated for the couple as they navigate through legal matters and personal struggles.
