Ramona Singer Net Worth (Money & Salary)

What Is Ramona Singer’s Net Worth?

With a net worth of $16 million, Ramona Singer is both an entrepreneur and a reality television personality. Her wealth stems from her role as the owner of RMS Fashions, the creator of the skincare line Tru Renewal, and her jewelry line, Ramona Singer Jewelry, available on the Home Shopping Network. She gained prominence as a cast member on the hit reality series “The Real Housewives of New York City.”

Early Life

Born on November 17, 1956, in South Hampton, New York, Ramona Singer is one of three siblings from her late parents, Veronika and Bohdan. Ramona’s mother was born in Budapest, Hungary, which gives her half-Hungarian heritage, while her father was Ukrainian American. Her brother, Bohdan Mazur Jr., unfortunately, passed away in 2006.

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Career

After graduating with honors and earning a B.S. in Marketing from the Fashion Institute of Technology, she began her career as a buyer for Macy’s. Following this role, she collaborated with The French Connection and Calvin Klein in the wholesale clothing sector, achieving notable success in her business ventures. She even launched an anti-aging skincare line called Ageless by Ramona.

Ramona joined “The Real Housewives of New York City” cast at the age of 52 in 2008. Her earnings from the show are approximately $500 thousand per episode. She remained part of the show until its reboot in 2021 when Bravo selected a new cast.

Her work has garnered recognition from publications like “Women’s Wear Daily” and “People” magazine. Additionally, she runs other businesses, including True Faith Jewelry and the Ramona Singer Collection on Amazon. She also produces her wine, a 100% Pinot Grigio from Italy known as Ramona Pinot Grigio, frequently showcased during filming of “The Real Housewives of New York City.” In 2015, she authored her first book, “Life on the Ramona Coaster.”

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Philanthropy

Ramona contributes a part of her wine business profits to support shelters dedicated to victims of domestic violence. Having witnessed domestic violence in her childhood, she understands its devastating effects on families. At that time, shelters for abused women and children were nonexistent. She actively participates in various charitable initiatives, particularly those focusing on children’s health, education, and welfare. Additionally, she is involved with Africa Foundation and Beyond, an organization that aids in constructing schools for disadvantaged children in Africa.

Personal Life

Residing in the Upper East Side of Manhattan, Ramona is often seen enjoying tennis in the Hamptons during weekends. In March 2020, the singer revealed her diagnosis of Lyme disease, a condition her sister had already been diagnosed with in 2018.

In 1992, Ramona married Mario Singer after they met at a gym they both attended. While dining out with her sister, Mario made his move, leading to a close bond between them. Their marriage brought happiness for many years, though it faced challenges in later years. Rumors of Mario’s infidelity with New York City socialite Kasey Dexter surfaced, leading to a separation for the couple. Ultimately, Ramona filed for divorce, embracing a new chapter in life after her marriage. Their marriage lasted from 1992 until their divorce in 2015. Ramona is also a mother to a teenage daughter, Avery, from her previous marriage, who once served as a celebrity correspondent for Teen.com.

Post-divorce, Ramona’s romantic endeavors became a frequent topic on “The Real Housewives of New York City.” In 2017, she was seen with Steven Gerber at a charity event, although their relationship ended after only a month. Prior to Gerber, she had a brief romance with Tom D’Agostino in 2015.

Real Estate

In July 2019, Singer sold her four-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom condo in Manhattan, which spans 2,468 square feet. Initially listed for $4.9 million in October 2018, the price was reduced to $4.5 million after a lack of interest. Eventually, the condo sold for slightly over $4 million. Ramona and Mario acquired the condo in 1998 for $1.42 million, after which it underwent significant renovations.