We've seen you together on "Selling Sunset," but what are you really like when the cameras aren't there?

Quinn: We're hilarious, Amy.

Dumontet: We laugh a lot.

Quinn: We're really funny. I don't think we saw enough Christian on "Selling Sunset."

Dumontet: I'm a little private.

Quinn: We're both really funny, really silly goofballs. We don't take ourselves too seriously, but we're both really invested in our business and business brand.

Dumontet: We don't take much time off, despite what ... I don't check social media, but my guess is it looks like we're gallivanting around. That's not true at all. Yes, we travel, but we work all day and all night, and we love it. We do it because we love it.

Christian, you mentioned that you are quite private. What was it like joining a reality show and putting yourself out there?

Dumontet: It was an adjustment. I never sought this out, but I embraced it and it's quite a lot of fun.

Quinn: When I met him, I was like, "Yeah, I'm on  this little TV show." He didn't really get it. It's cute.

Dumontet: No idea what I was signing up for, but it's been great.

I'm sure you can't say much Christine, but I have to ask, will we ever see you on "Selling Sunset" again? I don't know if I want to watch it if you are not on it.

Quinn: Never say never. I really don't know. The ball's pretty much in their court. I gave them the opportunity last season to talk about me opening my brokerage, and that wasn't an interesting enough storyline, so they had to make up fake ones. I really want to focus on my company and if I'm able to talk about that in the process, sure. I really want to stay true to what I'm actually doing in my life and not have to script things anymore.