'Million Dollar Listing': Will Fredrik Eklund make enemies out of James Harris and David Parnes over a listing?
'Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles' is all set for major drama. This week, Fredrik Eklund is back to ruffle some feathers. The last time he was on the show, things didn't go down well. Heather Altman was visibly upset about Fredrik moving base from New York to Los Angeles without so much as leaving her a text about it. He had hosted a broker's open where David Parnes and James Harris were present too but they didn't seem too affected by his arrival.
But that will change in tonight's episode when Fredrik reveals that he will be stealing one of their listings. He is unapologetic about it, which pushes David and James further on the edge. "Listen, I don't want to come in here and step on anybody's feet. I am not here to take any listing away from you. It's more like I'm stealing it back," Fredrik commented, to which James and David responded with a smirk.
Talking to The Daily Dish, David had confirmed that they would definitely be getting into disagreements. “I mean, look, Fredrik is officially in LA and he means business,” David said and added: “James and I do have a rather heated exchange with him. I don’t want to give too much away, but there is definitely confrontation between the Brits and Fredrik this coming season.”
But the one realtor who continues to be unphased by Fredrik's arrival is Tracy Tutor who told Showbiz Cheat Sheet that she doesn't consider Fredrik to be her competition. Tracy was clear that a major part of her work involves just her clients and that Fredrik is a friend. However, she did dish on the Fredrik-Josh beef, which was a result of Fredrik's "slimy and shady" move to LA. “But it was real and Altman was upset. I think they worked it out since. And Fredrik’s doing really well in LA and he will continue to do well," she added.
Catch all the new episodes of 'Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles' Season 12 on Bravo every Tuesday at 9/8c. For more information, check your local listings.
