One of the strongest female characters of Selling Sunset is Amanza Smith. Although she's late to her meetings, she tries hard to be the world's best mother to her two kids. At one point, she mentions that her ex-husband is missing from her and their children's lives, and she has the sole responsibility of raising them. Now, obviously, many fans are curious to know more about her ex, and what his net worth is.
In season, viewers get to meet the single mom who was previously working as a home stager, but now stepping into the real estate industry. Circumstances have changed drastically for her. She got separated from her husband, Ralph Brown, and he's not helping her with the child support money. The couple got married in July 2010, but after the birth of two children, they separated. During the courtship, the pair was blessed with daughter Noah Layne Brown, who is 10 years old, and son Braker Davis Brown, age 8. As her ex is missing, the realtor has to work harder and earn more than before to take care of the family of three. She enters real estate and has been struggling to prove herself. Her new work is proving to be a lot tougher than her previous jobs.
During a confessional, she said, "When I met my ex-husband he was playing in the NFL. It was pretty comfortable. When we separated, my ex unfortunately couldn't even pay child support." So, how much did the former NFL player make during his career? Reality Titbit reports that over four years (from 2006 to 2009), Ralph made around $2,780,000. And if he's not able to pay child maintenance, then his estimated net worth would be less than $2,000,000. Well, even if the father couldn't help his family financially, he should be around to motivate them emotionally. Check out the trailer of their wedding below:
Amanza is taking care of kids' school, extracurricular activities, work, and listings all at once. She has been struggling to make ends meet, and working in the new industry is even more stressful. Still, fans are glad to see that Amanza's daughter and son are with her. They know about their father's disappearance and understand the circumstances and support their mother.
When the 43-year-old broker felt demotivated over not being able to sell a single house, her son uplifted her. He said, "I believe in you, and we know you can sell a house and a building." Hopefully, this series would encourage their father to make some efforts and be more present in their lives.
Selling Sunset season 3 is available on Netflix.
Source: Reality Titbit, Dale Fordham