Adriana de Moura

Adriana de Moura, born on November 26, 1965, in Brazil, established herself in the art world early in her career. Influenced by her grandmother, a painter, de Moura pursued formal education in art, studying French art and civilization at the Sorbonne University in Paris, and Italian art in Florence and Rome. Her extensive travels through over 55 countries allowed her to visit numerous renowned museums and galleries, enriching her artistic perspective and expertise. This background positioned her as an expert art dealer, leading to collaborations with international artists and involvement in art events in major cities such as Rome, Monte Carlo, Stockholm, and London.

Beyond her work in art, de Moura diversified her career into music and television. She is known for her role as an actress in productions like “Apollyon – The Black Awakening” (2021) and “Sobe: Role Models” (2015). Her musical endeavors include writing and performing songs like “Feel the Rush,” which became the theme song for “The Real Housewives of Miami,” and “Fyah” (2023). She is also fluent in five languages: Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, and Italian, which she integrates into her singing performances. De Moura has actively engaged in philanthropy, performing to raise funds for Angels for Humanity, an organization supporting impoverished children through health and education. She is currently pursuing a Master’s in psychology at Harvard University.

De Moura gained widespread recognition as a main cast member on “The Real Housewives of Miami.” She appeared in a main capacity for the first three seasons and returned as a ‘Friend of the Housewives’ for subsequent seasons (Season 4, 5, 6, and 7). This transition to a recurring role was attributed to her managing her busy schedule, balancing filming with her academic pursuits. Her television presence has highlighted her personal life and career developments. In 2013, she married Frederic Marq.