Who’s Ana From RHOM? What Really Happened Between Her, Alexia & Marysol
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If you haven’t watched Seasons 1 to 3 of The Real Housewives of Miami, you may be wondering who is Ana from RHOM and what happened between her, Alexia, and Marysol? Ana was a cast member from the original run of The Real Housewives of Miami. and let’s just say that her return in Season 6 after more than a decade off the air from Bravo was controversial to say the least. Keep reading for what else we know about Ana from RHOM.
Ana Quincoces is a former cast member on The Real Housewives of Miami, Bravo’s reality TV series following the personal and professional lives of wealthy women living in Miami, Florida. The series—which is a part of Bravo’s Real Housewives franchise featuring 11 cities across the world—premiered in 2011 and was canceled in 2013. It was rebooted by Peacock, NBC Universal’s streaming service, in 2021 after almost a decade off the air. The Real Housewives of Miami moved from Peacock to Bravo in 2023 in Season 6, which premiered in November 2023.
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Ana starred on The Real Housewives of Miami from Seasons 1 to 3. She wasn’t one of the Housewives from the original run of the series to return for the reboot. The only returning cast members for the reboot were Alexia Napola, Lisa Hochstein, Marysol Patton, and Adriana de Moura. Ana did make a guest appearance in The Real Housewives of Miami Season 6, however, where she was involved in drama with Alexia and Marysol after Adriana invited her to an event hosted by Housewife Nicole Martin without Alexia and Marysol knowing.
The episode led fans who haven’t watched Seasons 1 to 3 of RHOM to wonder: Who is Ana Quincoces from The Real Housewives of Miami and what happened between her, Alexia, and Marysol to cause so much drama? Read on for what we know about Ana from RHOM and what she’s said since all the Season 6 drama went down.
Who’s Ana Quincoces from The Real Housewives of Miami?
Who is Ana Quincoces from The Real Housewives of Miami? Ana starred on The Real Housewives of Miami from Seasons 1 to 3. She joined as a guest in Season 1 and was promoted to a main Housewife in Season 2. She was demoted to a Friend in Season 3.
Ana is the owner and founder of the Skinny Latina, a sauce and marinade brand sold at Whole Foods, Target, and other stores, according to her Linkedin. She founded the company in 2011. Before her current career in food, Ana was an owner and equity partner in the law firm Rodriguez & Quincoces, which she worked at from 1992 to 2012.
“Ana Quincoces is a straight-shooting Cuban dynamo who tells it like it is. She is a successful business woman who is a partner at her law firm, in addition to being a celebrity chef and cookbook author,” reads her biography on Bravo’s website. “Voted Miami’s ‘Hottest Chef’ by Eater Magazine in 2011, Ana insists her greatest achievements in life are her two daughters, Kati, 20, and Beba, 19. The girls have an undeniably strong, though sometimes unorthodox, relationship with Ana and their father, Robert. Even though Ana and her girls no longer live under the same roof as Robert, they still maintain a strong family bond and continue to share family dinners together several times a week.”
What happened between Ana, Alexia, and Marysol on The Real Housewives of Miami?
What happened with Ana, Alexia, and Marysol on The Real Housewives of Miami? Ana made a guest appearance on The Real Housewives of Miami Season 6 when Housewife Nicole Martin invited her to a lunch with the cast, including Alexia and Marysol. Nicole revealed in The Real Housewives of Miami Season 5 reunion that Ana, as well as former Housewife Lea Black, reached out to her.
Nicole claimed that she was unaware of Alexia and Marysol’s issues with Ana. When Alexia and Marysol arrived at the lunch and discovered the Nicole invited Ana, they accused her of a setup. So what happened between Ana, Alexia, and Marysol? In the episode, Marysol told Nicole that Ana allegedly told her she looked like a dead person and wanted her to die. The episode then flashed to footage of Ana on the “Behind the Velvet Rope” podcast as she laughed at her daughter and “Mami Issues” podcast co-host, Beba Stapleton, calling Marysol the “rotting corpse.” “We call her the rotting corpse. Not only because she looks like a rotten corpse, but because she’s truly to her core, rotting,” Bebe said.
Nicole, for her part, denied that she invited Ana and explained that cast member Adriana de Moura was the one who invited her as her plus one. In a post on her Instagram Story after the episode, Ana also denied discussing Alexia’s husband Todd Napola’s finances. “My ears are ringing…. So here’s what I have to say about that. I spent decades practicing transactional real estate law. Enough to know the difference between a lender and a realtor. I believe Todd is the latter. Never discussed his finances or how interest rates affect his earning potential with Adriana, period,” Ana wrote. “That being said. The woman (Alexia) doth protest too much. #RHOM. @mamiissuesthepod.”
Alexia, for her part, subtly responded to Ana’s alleged comments about her real estate with an Instagram Story post after the episode, where she reposted a tweet rfrom @papiofpop. “A staggering majority of Housewives rent their clothes t portray a certain image and y’all are out here worried about Alexia renting a house? Be real! #RHOM.”
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Not All Diamonds and Rosé: The Inside Story of The Real Housewives from the People Who Lived It
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For more on The Real Housewives, check out the 2021 book, Not All Diamonds and Rose: The Inside Story of The Real Housewives from the People Who Lived It. The number-one New York Times Bestseller, written by People reporter Dave Quinn, takes readers through the history of the Real Housewives franchise, from its first season with The Real Housewives of Orange County in 2006 to how it became the pop culture phenomenon Bravoholics know today with millions of fans across the world. Told through interviews with almost every Housewife, producer, network executive—including host Andy Cohen—who has worked on The Real Housewives, the book is a must-read for diehard and casual Bravo fans alike. “I like to think of Not All Diamonds and Rosé as the ultimate reunion. I know readers will be surprised, entertained, and even shocked at what’s in store,” Cohen said.
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