Jennifer Pedranti from 'RHOC' Has a Family Business Unrelated to Her Fitness Career

The luxurious life of Jennifer Pedranti from The Real Housewives of Orange County started in her youth when she was raised in a multi-generational entrepreneurial family.

Sure, she might have gotten a hefty check out of a divorce and is now living with another successful man, but her family business is what started everything for her.

So, where is Jenn's money from? It turns out that she's the product of construction. Let's take a look back at Jenn's family and all the details of her checkbook, including her net worth.

Her father, Bob Ellsworth, started his own construction company in 1974. However, in some ways, he had a little help from his father who was already established in an adjacent line of work.

Jenn's grandpa, Charles, co-founded Ellsworth Bro Truck Lines, which was a joint venture. Bob spent quite a bit of time as a construction worker, especially as his father was hauling around asphalt.

Eventually, Bob deviated into his own construction business which has steadily grown over the years. Jenn's brother, Nathan, went into the family business, too.

Jenn chose to stay out of the business and, instead, works as a fitness instructor. This doesn't mean that she took a hit to her bank account, though, as she married rich, anyway.

Some of Jenn's money stems from her family business. However, as is the nature of Real Housewives, she definitely picked up some extra dollars from her marriage, subsequent divorce, new marriage, and reality TV career.

According to Yahoo, Jenn is worth $2 million.

Fans may be aware that Jennifer Pedranti ended up with a hunk of cash after her divorce from William Pedranti was finalized. According to InTouch, she is receiving $4,674 per month in child support for their four kids. Plus, he's set to handle the kids' insurance.

Plus, she'll get $1,735 per month for spousal support.

"[Jennifer] requires assistance to cover essential living expenses for herself and her children, such as rent, food, and educational costs. While [William] currently covers healthcare expenses, additional support is needed to meet the financial requirements for the children’s activities, as well as their food and clothing expenses," her attorney expressed at the time.

According to Collider, Jenn was awarded a lump sum of $267,811 after Will made $535,000 from selling their house. This financial freedom was a new thing for Jenn, who confessed she didn't previously have access to her ex-husband's money.

"I'm learning. I had no access to anything [financial]," she said during an episode. "I want to stand on my own two feet. I don't want to not know finances. I don't want my car not being paid."

Jenn is also currently engaged to Ryan Boyajian, who proposed to Jenn in April 2024 with a 5-carat diamond ring. Not too shabby.