🔥 Amanda Frances Reality Check: The Book Came Out YEARS Ago — Not Yesterday
Let’s get this straight: Amanda Frances didn’t just magically appear with a book in 2026 — her first major work, Rich as F*ck: More Money Than You Know What to Do With, was published back in 2021. That’s at least five years ago, not some brand-new release. �
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Despite that, it’s wild how many folks on social media and even in Real Housewives of Beverly Hills circles act like it just dropped yesterday. That confusion comes from two things:
📌 1. She’s New to RHOBH
Amanda only joined The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills in Season 15, which premiered in late 2025 — and that’s honestly why a lot of people feel like her book is new. They’re only now hearing of her because of the show. �
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📌 2. She Started Getting Mainstream Buzz
Before Bravo, she was huge in the online coaching and money-mindset world — but outside that, regular reality-TV audiences didn’t know her. So when Housewives fans see her with a book and brand, it feels “new,” but it isn’t. �
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📚 What Rich as F*ck Is Actually About
Amanda’s 2021 book isn’t a typical finance textbook — it’s a money-mindset and abundance manifesto that blends spiritual and energetic beliefs with real-world money psychology. The core message is:
Money isn’t something to fear — it’s something to befriend. �
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Your beliefs about money shape your financial reality. �
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Abundance is possible when you reframe scarcity thinking and start acting like wealth is your birthright. �
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Readers describe it as part motivational, part spirituality (manifestation), and part practical money conceptual reframing — not the typical how-to financial directive you’d get from a CFP. �
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It sold hundreds of thousands of copies over the years and helped turn Amanda into a well-known name in the online entrepreneurial world — long before Bravo tapped her. �
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👩💼 So Who Is Amanda Frances?
Amanda didn’t come from a TV career or a traditional corporate ladder:
🧠 Online Entrepreneur, Coach & Manifestation Tough
She built her brand through digital courses, coaching, meditations, membership communities, and online business training aimed at women — especially around earning, wealth, and confidence. �
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She also runs a podcast called And She Rises, teaches money mindset, and has built what she calls an eight-figure business serving people worldwide. �
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Was she ever “just Rachael Ray level” or a TV personality before Bravo? Nope. She didn’t have a major TV job; her fame came from her online business empire — and Bravo latched onto that because it adds a fresh flavor to the Housewives mix. �
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📺 What Went Down on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
Here’s where the tea gets strong:
💥 1. She Was Introduced as a Big Money Coach
Bravo presented her as a “thought leader on financial empowerment for women” — and yes, that’s her brand. �
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💥 2. Some Cast Members Didn’t Buy Her Vibe
Notably, Bozoma Saint John — fellow RHOBH cast member — called her business a “scam” on Watch What Happens Live, claiming her manifestation-based approach wasn’t legit. �
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This sparked huge online debate — fans either defend Amanda as a pioneering money teacher or slam her for selling “woo + wealth” instead of real financial guidance. 🌐
💡 Here’s What Really Matters
✅ Her book was not just released — it’s been out since 2021 and has been influencing people online for years. �
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✅ Her fame grew slowly from the internet, not television.
✅ Her value proposition is money mindset + manifestation, not conventional finance.
🔥 She’s working on a new book, Godly as Fck*, aimed at spirituality and faith — showing she’s expanding beyond just money teachings. �
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🌟 Final Thoughts
People act confused because Real Housewives brought Amanda Frances into a world where most viewers only know people from TV or celebrity history. But Amanda’s journey was built far outside that frame: a digital coach turned author turned reality TV personality.
2021 was the real launch date — not 2026. And whatever you think of her methods, her book didn’t just appear yesterday — it’s been influencing a whole community for years before Bravo spotlighted her.
Want a more opinionated review — like what parts of her book actually work vs. which parts are overhyped? I can write that next!
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