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See Inside Shannon Beador’s Swanky Newport Beach Bachelorette Pad
‘RHOC’ star gives fans a tour of her new home!
April 11 2018, Updated 1:51 p.m. ET
The Real Housewives of Orange County star Shannon Beador is moving on up — and away from cheating ex-husband David! RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that the 54-year-old and daughters, Sophie, 16, and twins Stella and Adeline, 13 are “loving their new digs!” Click through 7 photos inside Beador’s bachelorette pad!
Shannon Beador , who just turned 54 years old last week , announced that her new show, Real For Real Cuisine, is premiering on QVC Network on April 18!
Shannon took to Instagram to share her excitement about the new project and also revealed to fans that her new home in Newport Beach, Calif., was going to be showcased on the season finale of NBC’s Secret Lives of the Super Rich!
Shannon teamed up with Elaine Wright, also known as L.A. Feng Shui Consultant to the Stars, to help her get her new home in tip top shape!
In a sneak peak to the show, Elaine told Shannon, “We want to put a mirror behind here. That is going to attract more money and more financial health.
While looking at her gorgeous outdoor hot tub, Shannon said, “This will take some nice wealth energy coming right in to my house!”
“I have spent thousands and thousands of dollars on Feng Shui,” Shannon admitted.
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As fans know, Shannon’s divorce from cheating ex-husband David is nearly finalized! According to an insider,“David has never been to this house and never will be invited.”
Check out the entire sneak peak by clicking here and tell us, what do you think of Shannon’s new home?
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