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Raven-Symoné and wife Miranda Pearman-Maday Having been married five years and despite what some think, their bank accounts had nothing to do with their union.
The real couple got for money – and who has more of it – during a chapter in June of their “Tea timeA podcast, which recently re -faced.
“Raven thought I was Jewish for the longest time,” Pearman-Maday, 38, told their guest, Robby HoffmanDuring the chapter. “She was really bumed because she thought when I married, a Jewish girl, she was going to be upgraded (a financial pump).”
Raven-Symoné, 39, confirmed the story of her wife, saying, “I was married Rich too and then I discovered (she wasn’t Jewish).”
Raven-Symoné and his wife Miranda Pearman-Maday have gone to a rhythm in their separate bedrooms. “Honestly, there were many reasons,” explained Pearman-Maday, 37, from their decision to sleep apart in a Tiktok snapshot and the appearance of Symoné on the podcast “Jeff Lewis have putsures”. “Raven slept crazy and would keep me (…)
Hoffman, 35, reminded the Raven’s house Actress, “But you’re rich,” Pearman-maday chimed in, saying, “Not as rich as me.”
The comedian was surprised by the revelation of Pearman-maday, asking, “Really? You’re richer?” Pearman-Maday replied, “Yes,” before sharing why she feels the need to correct people who assume she is a gold excavator.
“Part of why I feel I have to stand 10 toes about it and talk to my entire chest is because so many people think I married Raven for money alone,” explained Pearman-Maday, referring to her partner’s wealth. Raven-Symoné has had a long career in Hollywood begins as a child’s star Punishment show Before landing her own Disney Channel show That’s so raven in 2003.
Hoffman told Pearman-maday she should just shutdown haters and shouted from the roofs that she had her own money, so he did just that.
“I didn’t marry Raven for money, I’m richer,” Pearman-maday. “I married Raven because I really attracted me. Even his boobs, though he could pull them and that’s fine with me! I don’t care.”
Pearman-maday was also brought up in the entertainment business, previously sharing on the podcast that her father was working on Lot Warner Bros. She herself worked as a personal assistant and executive assistant in Hollywood before falling for Raven-Symoné, which she met in 2015.
Couple Tied the knot in June 2020 And since then Pearman-Maday has expanded her business portfolio. She is now a birth of birth, writer and cohosting the “tea time” podcast with her wife.
During the June podcast episode, Pearman-Maday gave her family a little insight.
“I grew up in Hancock Park,” he said, referring to a rich neighborhood in Los Angeles. “My dad, she decided to move back to New York from where she originally comes from. My mother decided to move north -west Pacific because she wanted farmland.
While Pearman-Maday was somewhat vague for her childhood, she and Raven-Symoné previously said Weekly US They have plans to grow their own family in time.
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“The cool thing about Raven and I, though, is that we will throw one thing up on the table and then we will sit with it and then morphs to a million different things,” said Pearman-maday only Us In July 2023. “That’s kind of what our family’s future looks like. Family will be in some way, shape or form.”
As they continue to demolish what their lives will look like in the future, Raven-Symoné revealed that the pair are trying to focus on the little things together.
“This morning, I tried but it was like, ‘I have my glam done,’” he told Us of a romantic posture that failed. “I was like, ‘Do you want to dance with me?’ She’s like, ‘No.’ I was like, okay.
