The spinoff stars an all female, all Black cast, and we can't wait.

Tomorrow sees the highly-anticipated return of Selling Sunset to our screens. The glamorous Netflix reality series follows luxury realtors at the Openheim Group in Los Angeles, as well as their scandalous personal lives. While we cannot wait to catch up with Mary, Chrishell, and, of course, Christine, we're equally excited by the prospect of a Selling Sunset spinoff set in Tampa, Florida. Netflix shared the first look at Selling Tampa last night, and it looks extremely promising. In the trailer, we see the Selling Sunset crew, led by Jason, hand over the baton (well, the keys) to the realtors of Allure Realty, a female-led, all Black brokerage. According to Netflix, the women of Allure are "equally as fun as they are fiercely ambitious", and they are all vying to be on top of the lavish world of luxury waterfront real estate". Sharelle Rosado, a military vet, runs Allure Realty, and she has "big plans" for the brokerage and refuses to let "anyone or anything get in the way of making her dreams a reality". Joining Sharelle for Selling Tampa are Alexis Williams, Anne-Sofia Petit, Colony Reeves, Juawana Williams, Karla Giorgio, Rena Frazier and Tennille Moore. The eight episodes of the first season of Selling Tampa will premiere on 15 December, but in the meantime we have a brand new season of Selling Sunset to tide us over. The fourth season lands on Netflix tomorrow, and it looks positively juicy, with new agents bringing plenty of drama to the hugely popular series. The trailer, which dropped earlier this month, introduces us to the latest additions to the cast - Emma Hernan and Vanessa Villela. Vanessa is a TV actress turned realtor entering the world of real estate for the first time, while Emma is a long-time Oppenheim agent who is just now stepping in front of the camera. While Vanessa pledges to be unphased by the drama, it looks like Emma and Christine have a past, with this season promising a major feud between them.