Shannon Beador Net Worth
Shannon Beador is an American reality television personality with a net worth of $20 million. She gained prominence as a cast member on the Bravo reality series 'The Real Housewives of Orange County,' joining in 2014. Shannon was married to David Beador, owner of Beador Construction, Inc., a company with an annual revenue of $13 million. In 2018, Shannon launched her own business, Real for Real Cuisine. She also made appearances on the TV series 'Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce' (2015) and 'Ex-Housewife' (2019).
Early Life
Shannon Storms was born on March 24, 1964, in Southern California. Raised in Bel-Air, she attended high school in Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego, before earning a Bachelor's degree from the University of Southern California.
Career
In 2014, Shannon joined 'The Real Housewives of Orange County' during its ninth season. By June 2021, she confirmed her return for season 16. Shannon also appeared on several shows, including 'What's Up Orange County,' 'Home & Family,' 'FabLife,' Steve Harvey, 'Hollywood Today Live,' 'Flipping Out,' 'Then and Now with Andy Cohen,' 'The Talk,' and 'Watch What Happens: Live.'
In 2018, Shannon founded Real for Real Cuisine, offering quality, healthy products. That year, the company's veggie burgers were nominated for a QVC Customer Food Choice Award for Best Burger. Real for Real also sells health products like Lemon-Aid Daily tincture and Mineral-Aid Nightly capsules, emphasizing Shannon's interest in holistic, natural remedies.
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Personal Life
Shannon married David Beador on September 16, 2000. They have three children: Sophie (born June 26, 2002) and twins Adeline and Stella (born June 15, 2004). Despite appearing to work through their marital issues on 'Real Housewives,' Shannon filed for divorce in December 2017 after a 17-year marriage. David had an affair during their marriage, and they finalized their divorce in April 2019. The settlement included joint custody of their daughters, a sum of $1.4 million to Shannon, and monthly support payments.
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After David remarried, he opposed their daughters' participation in 'Real Housewives.' Shannon filed an emergency court order and won the right for her daughters to continue filming. She also agreed to pay David's legal fees of $6,938.
In June 2019, Shannon began dating John Janssen, an insurance firm partner, and father of three. In July 2020, Shannon and her daughters contracted COVID-19. Despite her lung condition, bronchiectasis, she recovered and shared her experience.
Real Estate
In 2012, Shannon and David moved into a 13,306 square-foot mansion built with non-toxic materials. They listed the eco-friendly home for $16 million in 2013, relisting it for $10.898 million in 2016. The mansion, sold for $9.05 million, features seven bedrooms, 10.5 bathrooms, an indoor basketball court, elevator, children's tea room, piano room, guest house, putting green, and swimming pool.
Here's a video tour of the home:
