The potential producer plant Alanna Gold was a mediator Selling sunset Season 8, but she might be the biggest narcissist of them all. The last agent in the Oppenheim Group showed ambitions from the beginning, and asked to represent large clients on the sale of their Manhattan Beach mansion. Although Alanna was no match for seasoned agents Chelsea Lazkani and Mary Bonnet, who ultimately won the listing. However, Alana proved that she was not an agent to be messed with from the jump.
Selling sunset Season 8 was full to the brim with drama. Between Bre Tiesi and Chelsea’s explosive feud over Chelsea’s marital woes and the lack of reunion, Selling sunset Season 9 can’t come soon enough. With Chrishell Stause and Nicole Young’s feud reigniting online and questions about Chelsea’s divorce, it can be easy to forget Alanna’s red flags on the show. However, there are many reasons why she might be the show’s biggest narcissist.
Alanna Gold pretends to own Pioneertown
She owns less than 1% of the city
Alana claims to own Pioneertown before taking the ladies of the O Group to the desert for a much-needed getaway. PioneertownThe Instagram page quickly denied Alana’s ownership of the city, saying, “Pioneertown is a one-square-mile census-designated community with over 400 residents and is privately owned by more than 100 independent parties.“It appears Alana owns a part of the cityBut claiming to “own the town” was completely untrue, and true.
“Pioneertown is a one-square-mile census-designated community with over 400 residents and is privately owned by more than 100 independent parties.“
Because of her wild claims, Alanna is the stealth narcissist of the season. She believed she could sell a multi-million dollar listing in Manhattan Beach as a rookie agent and convinced Jason Oppenheim that she could completely turn around a fixer-upper. Claiming to own another city is another manipulative way to increase the other women.
Alana seems classy, ​​but there are red flags
She can be a stealth villain
Alana seemed down to earth and sweet, but there are hints that she is just as mean as the other cast members and has an ego. Claiming to own an entire town is indicative of an out-of-control ego, especially since she owns less than 1% of Pioneertown. In addition, she seemed to push Nicole, Mary and Amanza Smith to spill the tea on Emma Hernan’s alleged affair with a married man. She pushes the issue again while the ladies are on vacation in the desert, pushing Nicole to confront Emma about the rumors.
Will Alana become a true selling sunset villain?
Only time will tell
Only time will tell if Alana turns out to be true Selling sunset Villain. The show hasn’t had an iconic villain since Christine Quinn left after season 5, but most of the ladies have had their villainous moments. Alanna seems super sweet and level-headed, but she can also be a producer plant and have an ego. She seems less likely to become a villain than Chelsea, Nicole or Bre, but she could be a stealth narcissist. Hopefully, everything will be revealed in Selling sunset Season 9.
Source: Pioneertown/ Instagram