Shelley Carbone’s Net Worth, Biography, Career, Awards, Fact and Life Story

Net Worth: $400 Thousand

Shelley Carbone net worth: Shelley Carbone is a reality television personality who has a net worth of $400 thousand dollars. Shelley Carbone is best known for appearing on the hit Bravo reality television series, Game of Crowns, but she is also a registered nurse that currently has taken on the full time job of caring for her family. Shelley fell into pageantry when her mother secretly registered her for the Mrs. Connecticut America pageant without her knowledge or consent.

Shelley initially had no interest in competing, but she ultimately decided to enter to show her children they truly could be whatever they wanted to be. She is a pageant natural won Mrs. Connecticut America 2010 and went on to win Mrs. America 2011. Shelley is passionate about health and wellness and utilizes her “voice” given to her through pageantry to encourage others to make healthy choices. She is involved in various charities and enjoys writing when she can find a spare moment. Shelley Carbone is currently working on two books: a children’s book and a non-fiction book called Please Stop Calling Me Ma’am…Tales of an Aging [Angry] Beauty Queen. Shelley  lives in Wethersfield, Connecticut with her husband, John, and their four children: Clay, Mia, Madilyn (Maddy) and Trey.

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