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Albie Manzo moves beyond reality TV fame, building a $1 million net worth through hospitality, luxury florals, and podcasting.

He grew up in front of the cameras as the "level-headed" Manzo boy, but at 39, Albie Manzo has quietly built a diversified business portfolio that proves he is more than just a reality TV legacy.
With an estimated net worth of $1 million (approx. Sh130 million), Albie has navigated the treacherous waters of entrepreneurship with mixed results, eventually finding his footing in hospitality and niche luxury goods. [...](asc_slot://start-slot-9)While his mother, Caroline Manzo, was the matriarch of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, Albie has carved out a distinct identity as a modern hustler.
Albie’s journey hasn’t been a straight line. His first major venture, BLK Beverages (the infamous black alkaline water), saw national distribution before folding under legal and financial pressures. It was a public failure, but one he pivoted from.
Albie’s story is one of resilience. He famously flunked out of law school due to a learning disability, a moment broadcast to millions. Instead of crumbling, he monetized his personality and work ethic. "I’m not a lawyer, and I’m okay with that," he has said.
Today, Albie Manzo represents the second generation of reality stars—those who use the platform as a launchpad rather than a lifestyle. He isn’t throwing tables; he’s setting them. In a world of fleeting internet fame, Albie is playing the long game, building a quiet empire one rose and one cocktail at a time.
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