Selling the City's Jade Chan Reveals Whether She Still Plans to Sue Netflix After Explosive Finale

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00:00With long-standing relationships comes some drama here and there, and Jade, I mean, we have to talk

00:05about the final episode, which was very explosive. Kind of walk me through it from your perspective.

00:13Yeah, very explosive to say the least, right? You know, you hear me say a couple episodes before,

00:19I'm the type of girl who, you know, is a queen of 52-card pick-up. I hold everything in until

00:23it's time to explode, and that's exactly what happened. As you can imagine, we were obviously

00:28filming the finale, so we're 12 weeks deep into it, and there was a lot going on. It was a lot

00:36to unpack. It was a very emotional 12 weeks, and at that moment, I take the words from Justin,

00:43you know, I was seeing red. Things that were being said to me were things that came from

00:51Eleonora, and at the end of the day, those things that were said were in confidence, and I

00:56felt betrayed, which is why I came to Eleonora. Also, when you see me saying to her, like,

01:01you better stop this. Like, you started this. You gotta stop this now, and she just kept,

01:07as in she, as in Abby, just kept coming for me. I tried. I tried to hold my composure. I said,

01:13no, I wasn't having this conversation now, and she kept coming for me, and I don't think she,

01:19as we see also, like, she didn't expect me to actually say, yes, I do think you look old,

01:24and to put the context into it, it wasn't like a mean girl. I was, like, sitting behind the scenes

01:30being like, oh, Abby looks old. She's gross. Like, da, da, da, da. It was like, no, Abby looks older

01:36than she is in context to the entire Gen Z looks older than we did when we were 27. Like, we still

01:46look, I like to, you know, pat myself on the shoulder a little. Like, we still look like

01:49we're 30 years old, right, or I'll speak for myself. I get that comment all the time, right,

01:54but, like, with someone in this Gen Z world, you can't tell if they're 27 or if they're

02:0040, right, and so that's really where the context came from, too.

02:05Where do you stand with Eleanor today?

02:08We are, she is, she is moving through the process of getting over my truth that was told on the

02:17show.

02:18And not taking legal action, like you said on the show.

02:21No, no, I, you know, yeah, I am not taking legal action. I think also, I, I thank the

02:27producers for their, their beautiful way of still telling that story and still

02:36showcasing the spiciness that was, was there in that heated moment, but at the same time,

02:42they were very respectful in knowing what was right and wrong in regards to Below the Belt,

02:49because there were, you know, of course, there was much more to that scene than just the one

02:55minute that is shown. So I, I appreciate and respect them for that matter, because

03:02that's really where those comments from me were coming from, because there were

03:06Below the Belt things from both sides, from Abby and myself, that I would never want to,

03:12you know, be, you know, shown in the, across the entire world.