Adriana De Moura

Adriana de Moura is a Brazilian-born art dealer, singer-songwriter and reality television personality best known for her role on The Real Housewives of Miami. She was born and raised in Brazil and moved to Paris, France, to study French art and civilization at Sorbonne University. She later studied Italian art in Florence and Rome and trained in classical music in Brazil.

She built an international career as an art dealer, traveling to more than 55 countries and working on art events all around Europe. Her public profile grew when she joined the debut cast of The Real Housewives of Miami in 2011. She was named a main cast member throughout the show’s first three seasons and was later credited as a friend of the housewives in seasons 4 through 7.

De Moura has also built an impressive resume as a musician. She wrote the RHOM theme song “Feel the Rush,” has released singles such as “Fyah” and collaborated with Emilio Estefan on the track “Muevelo.” She has participated in philanthropic work as well, performing to support Angels for Humanity, a charity focused on education and health for underserved children.

De Moura has one son, Alex Sidi (born in 2001), from her first marriage to Roberto Sidi, which ended in 2006. She tied the knot with French businessman Frédéric Marq in 2013, and she confirmed the pair’s separation in 2020.