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Season 9 is the format finding its footing again — confident and whole after a stretch that felt structurally off.
Tan France's fifth reunion.
Tan France hosts the reunion for a fifth consecutive time, the longest active run anyone's had behind that desk — a streak Season 8's one-season gap could have broken. Ten episodes make up the main season, with the reunion following a week later as its own release, the two-part format back in place for the first time since Season 7. Sandra Vergara's arrival brings the roster to thirteen.
The #05 slot.
Slot #05 of 9 in the Selling Sunset Editor's Canon. Season 9's rank sits on a comparison, not a standalone case. Season 5 gets credit for adding the reunion special to the format; Season 9 only gets it back after Season 8 dropped it, which is real but smaller work — recovery instead of invention. That still clears Season 6, where three departures reshaped the office but left the show without the two-part structure at all. Ten episodes and a returning reunion give the ensemble a real stage to work through, even if the season itself breaks no new ground.