Here’s Where Josh Flagg and Tracy Tutor Stand After the MDLLA Drama
The Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles agents are setting the record straight on the status of their friendship.
It turns out there’s no need to broker a peace deal between Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles’ Josh Flagg and Tracy Tutor.
Though the agents found themselves in a contentious argument on last week’s episode, they were able to reconcile on the latest, which aired Thursday, March 2. In addition to making up on MDLLA, Josh and Tracy also took to social media to make it clear that their friendship is not only still intact but actually stronger than ever.
Josh shared a clip from the show to Instagram on February 25, adding a heartfelt caption and tagging Tracy. “I f--ked up…” he wrote, “but a real friendship is truly unbreakable.”
Tracy echoed his sentiment, commenting, “That episode was hard for both of us to watch. But ultimately, we have been through too much together to let what happened define our friendship.”
Added the MDLLA agent, “We are stronger and closer having gone through it.”
Further proving everything is back to normal, Josh and Tracy both shared a photo of themselves. Unfortunately for Flagg, Josh Altman took it upon himself to crack a joke at his expense — more specifically, the fur-trimmed jacket he was wearing. As Altman quipped, “So cool that you can all share clothes.”
Jokes aside, Flagg and Tracy recently got together for a meal. Tracy took to her Instagram Story on February 26 to post a photo of her and Flagg, captioning it, “Sunday brunch with this cutie.”
MDLLA fans got additional insight on the pair’s friendship last month when Tracy appeared on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen. After she and Altman got caught in the crosshairs of Flagg and Bobby Boyd’s divorce earlier this season, she was asked by a viewer, “What was your reaction to seeing how upset Josh Flagg was by you and Heather [Altman] hanging out with his ex, Bobby, and have you continued — the two of you — to see him?”
“To clarify, I did not hang out with Bobby. I spoke with Bobby,” Tracy responded. “Heather has spent time with Bobby because they have a totally different relationship, but as it stands, Josh is one of the closest friends I have.”
“And obviously, he’s my number one,” she concluded. “So that’s that.”
Flagg also addressed some of this season’s drama ahead of the premiere, telling The Daily Dish in December, “Usually the show is very heavily real estate–focused, [but] this season it’s real estate and personal focused.”
Referencing himself, Tracy, and Altman, Flagg added, “There’s only three characters this season, and the three characters are really close friends. So it’s like a little intimate family. And fans can expect to see the dynamics of our relationship. It’s just a much more personal show than it’s ever been before.”
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