Mauricio Umansky, CEO of The Agency, has opened up about the stress he is currently facing in his personal and professional life. In a preview for season 2 of Netflix's Buying Beverly Hills, Umansky shared with his wife, Kyle Richards, the toll that stress has been taking on him.
Umansky expressed feeling overwhelmed by the pressures of balancing his home and work responsibilities, citing travel and a busy schedule as contributing factors to his stress. He revealed that he recently had a breakdown at the office, expressing his inability to cope with the mounting pressure.
One of the major concerns weighing on Umansky is the possibility of having to make layoffs at his real estate company, The Agency. He acknowledged the difficulty of such decisions, considering the impact it would have on the employees who rely on the business for their livelihood.
In a confessional, Umansky admitted to spreading himself too thin and not effectively communicating his struggles with his family. He recognized the need to address his emotional well-being and the challenges he faces as a CEO, husband, and father.
The preview also hinted at the growing distance between Umansky and Richards, foreshadowing their eventual separation after 27 years of marriage. Richards revealed that their decision to separate occurred after the filming of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 13, with Buying Beverly Hills season 2 capturing more details of their split.
Despite the personal challenges faced by Umansky and Richards, fans can expect to witness the unfolding of their story on screen. The upcoming season of Buying Beverly Hills, premiering on March 22 on Netflix, will delve into the complexities of their relationship and the impact of their separation.
