Davina Potratz appeals to the producers of “Selling Sunset” not to airtime

Davina Potratz will have the last word.

The “Selling Sunset” star called out to the reality show producers on Thursday after a fan tweeted out passionate photos of Potratz at the Burning Man Festival.

After one fan said she was “hypnotized” with the sharp flaps, another user asked, “where is the energy while she was on the show?”

The 44-year-old quickly made a joke, insinuating that the producers had not given her a chance to show off her personality during the blockbuster.

“Ask the producers!” estate agent tweeted.

In 2020, the reality show star expressed a desire for audiences to see her softer side, but was concerned that it wasn’t “dramatic enough” for the show.

“I’m actually a joker with my friends and I love being really funny and entertaining, and I don’t think it’s really being shown on the show,” said the Page Six real estate agent.

“I have really close, kind girlfriends and am the most loyal, sweet friend. And I think that maybe it’s not dramatic enough for the show, so they don’t show too much of it.

After announcing her departure from the show in 2021, Potratz recalled some “people twisting and putting on things” after watching reality TV.

When Netflix season 3 dropped, she said she received online messages filled with “really, really dark things,” but learned to manage internet trolls.

However, Potratz is not the only reality series star to urge the show’s producers to create false narratives.

Christine Quinn has spoken very loudly about her negative experiences with the show after being dubbed the show’s villain.

On episode of the podcast “Call Her Daddy” In May, the 33-year-old claimed that the show’s producer, Adam DiVello, had ordered her to “kill herself” after they allegedly created a false narrative about her.

– Complaints have been made against him. Lots of complaints… and it was sick, ”she claimed to host Alexandra Cooper. “At one point he told me to fall down the stairs and kill myself.”

Quinn claimed his comments came after she was interviewed, accusing the producers of using “editing magic” to create a false story about her.

“He basically scolded me for being too honest, and I said,” This is my real life, and it didn’t happen and you know it, “he was shouting at and yelling at me then,” she continued.