Pioneer Woman Net Worth

What is Pioneer Woman Net Worth?

Pioneer Woman Net Worth is US$ 50 Million as of January 2023.

Biography

Ree Drummond is a ranch wife, novelist, photographer, and mom of five. Each month, more than 20 million people visit her website, ThePioneerWoman.com. From 2009 to 2011, it was the winner of the Weblog of the Year Bloggie Award. Ree has also written a number of other works, such as the 2011 biography Black Heels to Tractor Wheels. The best-selling nonfiction hardcover A Love Story and cookbook The Pioneer Woman Cooks Recipes from an Accidental Country Girl both debuted at number two on The New York Times Best Sellers list. The New York Times Best Sellers list saw the launch of Ree’s children’s picture book, Charlie the Ranch Dog, which details the adventures of her cherished basset hound.

Early Life

Drummond wedded Ladd Drummond (born January 22, 1969), a fourth-generation cattle rancher from the well-known Drummond family of Osage County, on September 21, 1996. In her books and blog, Drummond refers to Ladd as “the Marlboro Man.” A rural working cattle ranch about 8 miles west of Pawhuska, Oklahoma, is where they reside. Todd, Jamar, Paige, Bryce, and Alex are their five kids. Texas A&M University grads Alex and Mauricio Scott are married. While Bryce attends the University of North Texas and plays football, Paige is a University of Arkansas alumni. At the University of Central Oklahoma, their foster son Jamar studies and plays football. The Drummonds purchased and started renovating a century-old downtown Pawhuska structure in 2012, and in late 2016 they opened The Mercantile, a restaurant, and retail store.

In order to pursue her college education, she relocated to Los Angeles, California, after finishing college at Bartlesville High School in 1987. Before switching to gerontology as her major at the University of Southern California, she was a media major. She graduated in 1991. She was intending to enlist in Chicago law school following graduation, but when she met and wed Ladd Drummond, her plans were dramatically changed.

Career

Food Community

In the culinary part of her blog, The Pioneer Woman, Drummond asked viewers to share one of their favorite recipes for an opportunity to win prizes in April 2008. In just 24 hours, a startling total of more than five thousand recipes were uploaded. She noticed that she had gained a following of culinary connoisseurs in addition to her loyal readership. She quickly began searching for a way to arrange the recipes and enable public search of them. A little more than a year later, on July 14, 2009, Drummond revealed the introduction of TastyKitchen.com, an easy and expense-free online community webpage with the theme of favorite recipes from real kitchens everywhere. The website was developed so that her food-loving supporters could post, look for, and share recipes there.

Books

The Pioneer Cooks: Recipes from an Accidental Country Girl

The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Recipes from an Accidental Country Girl, Drummond’s debut cookbook, debuted at the top of Amazon’s hardcover book presale list before being released in October 2009. Although vegetarians and gourmets won’t find much to cook here, the New York Times reviewer called Drummond “funny, energetic, and self-deprecating” and said: “As a portrayal of a typical American family kitchen, it succeeds.”

Black Heels to Tractor Wheels

From Black Heels to Tractor Wheels is a series that Drummond started writing on her blog in 2007. She detailed how, while moving from Los Angeles to Chicago, she ended up settling down with a cowboy on a cattle ranch in rural Oklahoma in her personal love story, which was chronicled in the series. HarperCollins’ William Morrow imprint released the series as a book in February 2011 after compiling it into a series. It quickly moved to No. 2 on The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times best-selling hardcover nonfiction lists.

The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Food from Frontier

The Pioneer Woman Cooks: Food from My Frontier, Drummond’s second book, was a #1 New York Times bestseller published in March 2012.

Charlie and the Christmas Kitty

Diane de Groat provides the illustrations in this children’s book about the family’s Basset Hound, a 2012 December release.

Charlie and the New Baby

The family’s basset dog is the subject of another children’s book that Diane de Groat has drawn. April 29, 2014, saw its release.

Charlie Plays Ball

A children’s book with illustrations by Diane de Groat about Charlie the basset dog. published on March 24th, 2015.

 Awards

• Seventh Annual Weblog Awards – The 2007 Bloggies
• 2007 Best Kept Secret Weblog – Confessions of a Pioneer Woman (won)
• Eighth Annual Weblog Awards – The 2008 Bloggies
• 2008 Best Food Weblog – The Pioneer Woman Cooks (won)
• 2008 Best Writing of a Weblog – Confessions of a Pioneer Woman (won)
• Ninth Annual Weblog Awards – The 2009 Bloggies
• 2009 Weblog of the Year – Confessions of a Pioneer Woman (won)
• 2009 Best Designed Weblog – Confessions of a Pioneer Woman (won)
• 2009 Best Photography of a Weblog – Pioneer Woman Photography (won)
• 2009 Best Food Weblog – The Pioneer Woman Cooks (nominated)
• 2009 Most Humorous Weblog – Confessions of a Pioneer Woman (nominated)
• 2009 Best Writing of a Weblog – Confessions of a Pioneer Woman (nominated)
• Tenth Annual Weblog Awards – The 2010 Bloggies
• 2010 Weblog of the Year – The Pioneer Woman (won)
• 2010 Best Writing of a Weblog – The Pioneer Woman (won)
• 2010 Best Designed Weblog – The Pioneer Woman (won)

Favorite Quotes from Pioneer Woman

“I’m not a chef, and I’m not an expert at anything. I’m just a mom and a wife.”

–Ree Drummond

“I’m working on a second cookbook and my love story, ‘Black Heels to Tractor Wheels.’”

–Ree Drummond

“I prefer cooking to baking. Baking, to me, is exact, and it’s about perfection.”

–Ree Drummond

“When I was young, I wanted to be an actress. I had no idea what that meant, but I thought it sounded fun.”

–Ree Drummond

“I attended college in Los Angeles and wore black pumps to work every day.”

–Ree Drummond

“Now I live in the middle of nowhere on a working cattle ranch.”

–Ree Drummond

“I had been teaching myself photography.”

–Ree Drummond

“It never occurred to me that I would have to talk to a camera. I am curious if I can do this.”

–Ree Drummond

“I’d like to know if I made the right decision about hair and makeup.”

–Ree Drummond

“I’m so bored. My idea of a great day is to be home with absolutely nothing to do.”

–Ree Drummond

Key Life Assignments from Pioneer Woman

1. Ree maintained a calorie deficit.
2. She weighed her food.
3. She incorporated exercise into her daily routine.
4. Ree focused her workouts on strength training.
5. Ree added more protein to her diet.
6. The cookbook author also ate less sugar.
7. Ree completely cut out alcohol.
8. She used an app to track her progress.
9. Ree switched to a standing desk.
10. She’s still losing weight.

Frequently Asked Questions

Summary

Anne Marie “Ree” Drummond, an American weblog, novelist, food blogger, cinematographer, and TV presenter (born January 6, 1969), lives with her partner on a working ranch outside of Pawhuska, Oklahoma. In February 2010, she was placed No. 22 on Forbes’ list of the Top 25 Web Celebrities. At the 2009, 2010, and 2011 Annual Weblog Awards, Drummond’s blog The Pioneer Woman, which documents her life as a ranch wife and mom, earned the Weblog of the Year award (The Bloggies).