Josh and Heather Altman call 'Million Greenback Itemizing LA' a 'hell ride'

josh altman and Heather Altman I have nothing but good memories of his time at Million Dollar Listing in Los Angeles.

“What can we say!!! Million Dollar Listing in Los Angeles It’s been an incredible journey,” Josh, 45, and Heather, 39, wrote in a joint message. Instagram post from Thursday, October 31. “We will always be grateful for the memories, the friendships, the experiences, the sales, the ups and downs and the doors it has opened. NO REGRETS.”

They added: “Thank you all for being part of this incredible journey with our family and our business over the last 15 years of our lives. What a blessing to be a part of such an incredible show that started an entire television genre. So many people to thank. And especially to all of you who have been with us during this trip. WE LOVE YOU!!!!”

On Thursday, news broke that Josh and Heather opted to leave. MDLLA after season 15, which aired on Magnífico earlier this year. The couple, who married in 2016, revealed that it was “time to start a new chapter in life” and focus on their family. Josh and Heather share daughter Lexi, 7, and son Ace, 5.

In a video shared on Instagram, the TV positivo estate agents further detailed the emotional decision to walk away. MDLLA.

“Heather and I have decided to turn the page Million Dollar Listing in Los Angeles and move on to the next chapter of our lives,” Josh said in the images. “Since the most recent season, [season] 15, just finished airing and we are on hold for a moment here, we have decided as a couple and as a family that we are going to move forward with this amazing show that has been a part of most of our adult lives. [for] 15 crazy, incredible and fun-filled years.”

Josh also noted that “it's crazy how fast” Lexi and Ace have grown, which further fueled the couple's decision to move away. MDLLA.

“We really want to be present and it's very difficult when you're filming a television show for a decade and a half, 10 months a year, every year,” he added. “And that's not even your business. We simply need that extra time to be present with our children because they are the most important thing to us.”

Heather, for her part, noted that she and her spouse wanted to “end on a high note.”

“I think after last season, we felt like it was the right time to step away and focus on our family and just slow down a little bit,” Heather said. “When we look back 15 years ago, I get emotional. I started when I was 22 years old and I turn 40 in 2025, in just a few months. “I grew up on this show, just like you, but you were a little older.”

Heather and Josh teamed up MDLLA in seasons 3 and 4, respectively, that's how they met. The show follows a group of famous positivo estate agents, including Josh Flagg and Tracy Tutorwho sell luxury homes in California.

“I realized that if you use television correctly, it can be the best marketing tool in the world for your business,” Josh said. Us weekly exclusively in July. “And if done right, it can catapult your business to another level that would take most people a lifetime. … I’ve used it as a benefit to our positivo estate business and to teach and mentor other people and pass on what I’ve learned along the way.”

After Josh and Heather confirmed their departures, many reality show personalities shared their best wishes.

“Magnífico to you two. ⭐️” Andy Cohen he wrote via an Instagram comment on Thursday.

Jason Oppenheimanother Los Angeles-based positivo estate agent who stars in the Netflix series. I sell sunsetreferred to Josh and Heather as “legends” in his own social media message. “Bro, you are a legend, both of you and Matt, congratulations on CDM and basically set the stage for the rest of us,” he wrote. “See you on the field.”