Michael B. Jordan's Gisselle Meneses-Nunez Drama Sparks Tensions onSelling the City
In the latest season of Selling the City , Michael B. Jordan's name comes up in a surprising way, adding an unexpected layer of drama to the show. This time, it's not just about real estate—it's about a feud involving Gisselle Meneses-Nunez, one of the main cast members. The issue revolves around a past "situationship" between Gisselle and the Hollywood star, and now, years later, it seems to be causing tension among the cast.
The incident unfolded when Eleonora Srugo, another star on the Netflix reality show, introduced her team to a stunning penthouse in the Olympia Dumbo building, valued at nearly $20 million. The property catches the attention of a "pretty high-profile" buyer, but it’s not long before the team starts speculating about who that buyer might be. Eleonora hints that the person is someone both Gisselle and fellow agent Jordyn Taylor Braff know very well. Even though Eleonora doesn’t drop any names, it’s clear that Michael B. Jordan is the one in question.
As the episode continues, Jordyn reveals she had a chance encounter with Jordan and was quick to make the business connection. She proudly claims that after running into the actor while out with her boyfriend, she secured him as a potential client. However, this development doesn't sit well with Gisselle. In a confessional, she reveals that she had a history with Jordan, referring to their past relationship as a "situationship" that ended on good terms. She feels betrayed that Jordyn reached out to him without even giving her a heads-up. Gisselle believes that Jordyn should have respected their personal history and followed “girl code.”
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The conversation between the two agents quickly becomes heated. Gisselle confronts Jordyn, saying she should have at least let her know that she had met with someone Gisselle had a personal connection with. Jordyn, on the other hand, doesn't see the issue. She argues that there was no romantic involvement, and thus, the business relationship is separate from any past interactions. The situation escalates further when Gisselle compares it to a hypothetical scenario where Jordyn would go after her former ex, Trevor Noah, as a client. The tension grows as both women struggle to see eye-to-eye on what’s appropriate in a professional setting.
As the episode progresses, both Gisselle and Jordyn realize that they might need time to rebuild trust, as their differing perspectives on the situation become more apparent. While Jordyn maintains that it's just business, Gisselle can't help but feel hurt by the lack of consideration for their past. This drama adds a layer of complexity to the already competitive world of luxury real estate, and it seems that the tension between Gisselle and Jordyn is only just beginning.
This storyline is not the first time Michael B. Jordan’s name has made waves in the reality TV world. In Selling Sunset , Bre Tiesi also shared details of her past with the actor, further fueling curiosity about his relationships. With all the drama surrounding his name, it’s clear that Michael B. Jordan’s influence continues to ripple through the Netflix reality series universe, even if he’s not directly involved in the action.
As Selling the City continues to unfold, viewers can expect even more fireworks as the cast deals with personal histories and professional rivalries that are becoming increasingly entangled. Stay tuned to see how the drama around Michael B. Jordan plays out and whether Gisselle and Jordyn can salvage their working relationship amidst the tension.
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