Bre Tiesi Admits She's Anxious About Seeing Her Personal Life 'Dramatized' on 'Selling Sunset' (Exclusive)

Bre Tiesi is thrilled to be joining the Selling Sunset family in the show's sixth season. But as the episodes drop on Netflix Friday, there's one thing she's admittedly not looking forward to reliving.

The new Oppenheim Group realtor's personal life has garnered her headlines as of late. She shares a son, Legendary Love, with Nick Cannon, who currently has 12 children with six different women. And despite Tiesi insisting her family is her business alone, the trailer for Selling Sunset's latest season — out Friday — shows her personal life at the center of the drama.

"I think that, yes, there's some drama that is, let's say, dramatized," Tiesi, 32, tells PEOPLE exclusively. "I'm not really sure the word to use with this one, but there's some of my personal life in a situation that happens with Nick and all of these things that are not fully accurate. So I think that some of that I'm not excited about or thrilled is occurring."

And even with that, Tiesi still says, "But also, I know what I signed up for."

"For me, it's just one of those things where people have to take it with a grain of salt and understand that there's a difference," she says. "There still is a difference between my real life and the show."

Drama aside, Tiesi says she still enjoyed her time filming season 6.

"I think just filming a show, in general, is fun," she says. "I mean, every day, you go to work, I'm just living my life. I don't have a 9:00 to 5:00. I get to just be myself. I get to [do] glam. I have all these amazing perks. And of course, I'm in an industry where you could sell a $20 million home and make an amazing commission."

She adds, "You never get bored, you never know what's going to happen, especially in this office. So it's definitely fun."

Though she admittedly "didn't actually know anyone" from the cast before coming on board, Tiesi has also been able to forge strong friendships with some of her costars.

"The first person I had any interaction with was Heather [Rae El Moussa], and she's definitely the one that I've become the closest with," Tiesi shares. "But I would say that my bonds have gotten even closer with Emma [Hernan] and Chrishell [Stause]. And I'm starting to build good relationships with the other girls. And I do have a relationship with Amanza [Smith], as well."

In addition to being a newcomer on the Netflix hit's latest season, Tiesi says her journey in real estate is also "a little bit newer."

"I definitely got into the industry just due to my contacts and being in the entertainment industry for so long," she explains. "So it just seemed like the smarter bet, versus referring out my clients to people and paying them all this money. I wanted to make it. And once I started utilizing that, I guess I caught Jason [Oppenheim]'s eye. So he did approach me eventually and bring me onto the show."

As for what she believes prepared her for a career in real estate, Tiesi says: "I think my first big transaction is really what set me up to be comfortable at that level of clientele to say that I'm a top realtor, dealing with that type of celebrity client and having it off market and having it be in Hidden Hills, which is highly sought-out area."

"I definitely learned a lot during that transaction, especially dealing with his management, how to conduct myself and be seen in a different light with someone that I've had a personal relationship with for so long," she continues. "So that was a very different transaction for me, which I think brought a lot of growth."

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Season 6 of Selling Sunset premieres on Netflix Friday.