Suzanne Ircha Age

However, with two deals and a seven-figure own investments Adams wants to "reclaim" the brand "Trophäenfrau" and redefine it more positively: She is hardly the stereotype of the much younger woman portrayed in the ABC television play "Trophy Wife" about a beautiful young woman marrying an older man with two ex-wives and tonnes of household luggage.

Whereas Kate, the fictitious figure in the show, is the more traditional Californian port rayal of a "trophy woman" - blonde, brown and a night clubirl - the actual counterpart here on the East Coast is more demanding. She is involved in a burgeoning number of marvelous, independent and triumphant New York womens such as New York based clothing stylist Georgina Chapman and stock expert Suzanne Ircha, both of whom are playing a "supporting role" for their spouse in Master Motors of the Universe. What is more, she is a member of the New York City Society of Art and Art.

34-year-old Julie Lin, who marries an asset manager, called herself a Trophy Wife 2.0. "She' happy to be staying in her shoes while her powerful brokers hubby stands in the spotlight. This was a step that lifted the brows of a friend - especially since she and her husbands (who asked to keep the mail anonym for business reasons) chose not to have one.

"and everyone thought it was hysterical." You' re too big to be a trophies woman! You' re not blonde and thin,' but I like my physique and work really harder to stay in shape," says Lin. "It'?s about taking care of yourself, getting yourself together right and helping your man.

50-year-old Donna Spangler, who has been living with her 74-year-old periodontalist, Dr. Richard Benveniste, for 16 years, acknowledges that she matches the more traditionally portrayed trophy-woman. She' got a size-2 figurine, big blonde haired heads and a wardrobe full of court gowns. Just like the role of the Swedish-born actor Malin Akerman in the TV show "Trophy Wife", the Beverly Hills-based painter and writer struggled with radioactive precipitation from the past of her lovers, as well as envious children and other ancestors.

Like Adams and Lin, Spangler accepts any critique of their preferred way of life with a kernel of brine.