Christine Quinn appeared to be living the best life she can while also imitating her ex Christian Richard in an Instagram Reel she shared on Thursday.

“Ladies, don’t forget he’s going bald while you heal,” the former “Selling Sunset” star wrote above a video of herself stretched out on a bench on a large boat anchored in turquoise waters.

“Correction ‘Still bummed’ 👨‍🦲,” she added in the comments section.

Quinn, 35, modeled a tiny pink two-piece in the video, which was coordinated with Charli XCX’s “360.” She confirmed that she was enjoying her Charli-inspired “brat summer” with multiple related hashtags in her caption.

The reality star is currently going through a nasty divorce from Richard, who filed papers in April citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for their split. He also asked a judge to grant him full legal and physical custody of their 3-year-old son, Christian Georges Dumontet.

He filed for divorce shortly after being arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. weapon at his and Quinn’s home in Los Angeles. Page Six confirmed that he had tried to throw a glass bottle at Quinn, but missed and hit their son instead.

Richard was quickly released after his arrest, but was arrested again less than two days later for returning to the family home despite Quinn having a restraining order against him.

Quinn later accused her estranged husband of keeping tabs on her by hiding tiny cameras and Apple AirTags throughout their home, even hiring a security guard to keep an eye on her.

In June, she again accused him of hiring a man to show up at their home – where she was still living – to “scare, intimidate, harass and disturb” her.

By then, Richard had been officially charged with child abuse/endangerment, assault, and violating a protective order for his arrest in March.

This week, he asked a judge to temporarily lift the restraining order so he could be allowed into the home where Quinn lives, after he reportedly ran up “a utility bill in excess of $10,000.”

In his court filing, he claimed that his attorneys had attempted to contact the Netflix star’s legal team to clear up the matter, but had not received a response.

He is the sole owner of the property and is responsible for it. His court filing states that he faces “daily fines from Los Angeles Vector Control since July 18, 2024, for abandonment and lack of maintenance of the property.”

In the same petition, he asked Quinn to pay him $29,000 a month to continue living in the home.

If you or someone you know is experiencing any of the issues discussed in this story, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788.