Luann de lesseps where is she from

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More Stories. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. Just like many of her fellow housewives, ' Real Housewives of New York ' star Luann de Lesseps came from humble beginnings but her life completely changed post marriage.

Luann's life is nothing short of a roller coaster ride filled with several bumps along the way. The OG housewife has never shied away from flaunting her wealth and status, she has a song called 'Money can't buy class', and authored a book titled 'Class with the Countess: How to Live with Elegance and Flair', so clearly wealth holds a very special place in this stunning beauty's life.

If you're curious to know how the year-old beauty managed to get so wealthy, read on. From Bethenny Frankel to Luann de Lesseps, here's full list. Luann was born in , in Connecticut. She alongside her six siblings grew up in a middle-class home. Her father owned a construction company. Today Luann might be a household name thanks to her stint on 'RHONY', but before venturing into reality television, singing career and marrying French aristocrat Count Alexandre de Lesseps, she worked as a nurse.

According to Celebrity Net Worth , she credits her nursing career for helping her develop people skills. Luann left Connecticut to pursue her dreams of becoming a model in New York City. She then went abroad on her modeling assignments and crossed paths with former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, who reportedly helped her get on television, as reported by Vulture. Up the street is Crown, a lounge set in a historic stone house, where de Lesseps took her co-stars to a cabaret show last season.

De Lesseps and I walk a block north to Kingston Consignments, where she recently nabbed a set of mid-century coasters. The cashier confers with a colleague and confirms that the signature is, indeed, fake. Nevertheless, she is pleased with her finds. She takes the not-Warhol, and I carry the mirror back to her car, a year-old Range Rover she shares with her daughter.

Mani-pedi complete, Victoria is ready to be picked up. But de Lesseps lingers on the sidewalk to chat just a little longer. She is enjoying casually dating her West Coast—based agent, Rich Super, though she prefers not to use the word boyfriend. As far as the election goes, it was Bloomberg who got her the most excited.

Have any locals ever given her the sense they were less than thrilled to have her and the cameras move here?