The “Real Housewives of Miami” is back and hotter than ever. Season 7 is only halfway done, and fans are already calling it one of the best cities in the franchise right now. That’s no small feat considering it was off the air for nearly a decade before its Peacock and Bravo reboot.
The Miami women bring a perfect mix of chaos, friendship, and drama, but they’re not just showing up for reality TV checks. Outside of the cameras, the Housewives are hustlers in their own right. From podcasts to beauty brands to multimillion-dollar businesses, here’s a breakdown of what the RHOM cast does for a living.
What Does the Cast of ‘Real Housewives of Miami’ Do for a Living?
The women of the “Real Housewives of Miami” juggle more than filming schedules and reunion tapings.
Alexia Nepola
Alexia started her career as a teacher before moving into the media world. “I asked for a leave in teaching and started working as an executive editor of the magazine,” she told Bravo of her time at Venue Magazine. When the publication folded, she launched Alexia + Frankie’s Beauty Bar with her son Frankie. On top of running her salon, Alexia co-hosts the podcast “Ay Por Favor” with longtime friend Marysol Patton.
Marysol Patton
In season 1, viewers met Marysol as the head of her own publicity firm, The Patton Group. She eventually sold the company in 2016 but stayed busy with other ventures. These days, she runs a clip-in hair extension line called Locks & Mane and has fun stirring the pot and dishing on her RHOM podcast with Alexia.
Larsa Pippen
Larsa has worn many hats—devoted mom, jewelry designer, podcast host, and reality star, according to The Things. She launched her jewelry line, Larsa Marie, which often makes appearances on the show. She also briefly hosted the podcast “Separation Anxiety” with ex-boyfriend Marcus Jordan. Beyond that, she has an active OnlyFans presence and competed in season 2 of NBC’s “The Traitors.”
Guerdy Abraira
If you’ve seen Guerdy in action, you know she’s a powerhouse. She’s one of the country’s top wedding and event planners, according to Bravo, with her work featured in Vogue and Martha Stewart Weddings. Her eye for detail has made her not just a standout on the show but a serious name in her industry.
Julia Lemigova
Julia’s life looks different than her castmates’. A former international model and pageant queen, she once ran a skincare line called Russie Blanche. Now, she focuses on raising her kids with her tennis legend wife, Martina Navratilova, and tending to her farm. “My farm is not just my hobby… I do sell eggs and avocados and guavas and whatever is in season,” Julia explained on an episode
Stephanie Shojaee
New to season 7, Stephanie brings serious business credentials. She’s the president of The Shoma Group, runs Shoma Bazaar Food Hall, and shows off her entrepreneurial spirit on Instagram—alongside her two pups, Pebbles and Max.
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What the Cast of ‘Real Housewives of Miami’ Does for a Living