Amanda Frances

Amanda Frances has been married to Eddie Tsivislavsky since their courthouse wedding in 2026. The couple has two biological children, Canaan Cash and Zion, while Frances is also a stepmother to Eddie's children from a previous relationship, Shoshana and Liam.

Frances gave birth to twins named Zion and Canaan. Zion died shortly after birth. Frances and Tsivislavsky have homes in Bel Air and Newport Beach.

Frances started an online coaching business in 2011 focused on personal development, mindfulness, neuroscience, and the psychology of money for women. She later developed digital courses that encouraged clients to change their relationship with money and design their businesses and lives around their goals.

She launched the podcast And She Rises in 2018. Her first book, Rich as Fck: More Money Than You Know What to Do With*, was self-published in 2020 and became her best-known written work.

Frances has also written Godly as Fck, a personal account of faith and her departure from a religious group she has called a cult. She has described a planned memoir, Holy Fck, as covering her marriage and raising her children.

Frances joined The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills for its fifteenth season, becoming one of the show's new diamond holders. Her television profile is closely connected to her coaching career and her self-described identity as a "money queen."

The season presented Frances's business, family life, and relationships with the other cast members. In the season's trailer, Erika Jayne questioned whether something was wrong with Frances's presentation of her life, while Bozoma Saint John challenged Frances to be clearer about her circumstances.

Frances grew up in Sand Springs, Oklahoma. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Oral Roberts University and a Master of Science in counseling from Southern Methodist University, completing clinical hours toward professional licensure.

Before establishing her coaching company, Frances worked as a nanny, cocktail server, and therapist. She has also described leaving a religious group during her young-adult years.

Frances worked closely with Gabrielle Bernstein and enrolled in Bernstein's Spirit Junkie Masterclass. She has also been identified as a Forbes contributor and lifestyle influencer.