'Nightmare pair': Christine Quinn accuses husband of faking suicide as test of love while on trip to Hungary

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNI: Christine Quinn, known for her role in 'Selling Sunset', has made disturbing allegations against her husband, Christian Richard, reported by OK Magazine.

In a recent legal filing, Quinn revealed that Richard allegedly faked a suicide attempt during a trip to Europe as a test of her love for him.

Christine Quinn's shocking allegations

According to Quinn's account, the incident occurred while they were traveling from Paris to Hungary after Fashion Week. Richard, reportedly upset with Quinn for working while he believed he was providing for everything, staged a suicide attempt in their hotel room.

"He faked a suicide attempt to see if I cared about him," she said.

"That night, in our hotel room, I watched (Richard) pour handfuls of pills (and) appear to shove them into his mouth, with pills flying out of his hands and spilling on the floor, and then tell me he was dying."

"When I asked him what he wanted me to do, he told me ‘just stay with me," she recalled in the court documents. "When I asked him what pills he took and how many, so I could help him, he just told me he took many other pills that day."

Quinn clarified that she had "no idea how to call for emergency services" in Hungary and was scared that Richard had "poisoned and endangered himself."

"After what felt like an hour of [Richard] apparently falling in and out of consciousness and me being terrified, he suddenly appeared sober again and said ‘you passed the test, you really do love me,'" she continued. "When I realized that he had faked the whole thing, I became very afraid of [Richard], and what else he could potentially do."

Christine Quinn's recent allegations against her husband, Christian Richard, shed light on a disturbing pattern of behavior. Previous incidents reported by OK! Magazine reveal a history of erratic and abusive conduct by Richard toward Quinn.

According to legal documents, Quinn confronted Richard about her dissatisfaction with certain aspects of their relationship, including his alleged lack of financial contribution and failure to be a supportive partner. In response, Richard reportedly flew into a destructive rage, endangering Quinn's safety.

During the confrontation, Richard allegedly engaged in violent behavior, narrowly missing hitting Quinn with metal rods and throwing objects, including boxes and a can of Red Bull, across the room. The situation escalated further when Richard retrieved dog feces from the trash and threw them at Quinn.

"He narrowly missed hitting me with one of the metal rods, but I was struck by one of boxes he threw," she wrote in the legal papers.

"He then opened a can of Red Bull and threw that across the room as well, making more of a mess and returned a short time later, and threw dog feces at me, which he pulled out of the trash."

"After he collected and threw multiple heavy floral arrangements at me over the course of approximately half an hour, he then retrieved and opened a can of Dr. Pepper and proceeded to pour it all over the bed and the floor, all the while shouting and yelling abuse," she added.

Christine Quinn's revelations spark varied reactions online

As news of Christine Quinn's allegations against her husband, Christian Richard, spreads, online communities are buzzing with reactions. Readers have been quick to share their perspectives on the matter, offering a mix of support and speculation.

One user expressed skepticism, referencing Quinn's portrayal on the reality show Selling Sunset, suggesting that, "Having watched her on Selling Sunset, it was never going to end well." 

However, another commenter delved into financial aspects, implying that the couple's lavish lifestyle may have contributed to their reported troubles saying, "She’s a mess, but I don’t think she’s lying. They also live like they have billions so not surprised they’re having financial problems." 

Amidst the discussion, voices of concern emerged, labeling the situation as a " What a nightmare pair."

The other user wrote,"I believe her. She's all but disappeared from the public eye in the last 6 months and posted some odd & concerning things online just prior to this incident. EMTs treated her baby for injuries afterwards so he obviously threw something. I hope she gets her day in court regarding custody & a more permanent restraining order. "

If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please contact the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

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