DON'T TAKE US Too Seriously!

Netflix goes across the pond for its new guilty pleasure real estate show

In the cutthroat world of real estate, the stars of Netflix’s Buying London are under a lot of pressure. “During my nearly 30-year career, I’ve executed over $5 billion in sales,” says boss man and DDRE Global founder Daniel Daggers. “I’ve advised royal families, finance leaders, entrepreneurs and high-profile individuals from the world of sports and entertainment.” He’s assembled a team of go-getters — Juliana Ardenius was homeless before she hit it big in interior design — but don’t let the high stakes fool you. The show, billed as a British Selling Sunset, is “fun and glossy,” promises Oli Hamilton. “It’s not to be taken too seriously!” Here, Daniel, Oli and co-stars Reme Nicole, Lauren Christy, Rosi Walden and Rasa Bagdonaviciute (Juliana and fellow cast member Olivia Wayne were unavailable) sat down with In Touch’s Fortune Benatar and dished on all the soapy drama.

How do you describe the show?

Lauren: There’s something for everyone — from the display of some of London’s best real estate to the individuality of each adviser, which naturally leads to some drama.