Members Only: Palm Beach — meet the 5 women behind the controversial Netflix show

Real estate developer Hilary has become known for her no-nonsense attitude and she is perhaps the Queen Bee of this social circle with “Old Palm Beach” standards and a critic of anyone she deems “too loud.”

She has been married five times including to billionaire Paul Musser with whom she welcomed her son Connor, and most recently to  husband Luke, whom she met when he was working as a doorman at an Amsterdam hotel she stayed at during a visit. 

He proposed after only a few weeks and they now live together at her $40 million home in Palm Beach.

Hillary moved to Palm Beach in the early 2000s on the recommendation of friends, and she purchased a $6 million home from the Glazer family, who own Manchester United football club, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

“That’s how I became a member of Mar-a-Lago. All the houses on that street came with a membership, because when [Trump] was rebuilding the estate, he gave everybody a membership so that they wouldn’t complain about his construction noise,” Hilary told Realtor. 

“You still had to pay the dues, but you didn’t have to pay an initiation fee.”

Hillary and Luke now live in a $40 million five-bedroom, eight-bathroom mansion that she designed and built after buying waterfront land for $5 million in 2020.

Rosalyn is a former dance fitness instructor turned philanthropist, who has placed her focus on veterans’ issues.  

Rosalyn and her husband moved to Palm Beach after raising their five children and becoming empty nesters, and she was mentored by Gale Brophy, who has been in the Palm Beach social scene for decades and is a friend of the series.

“My most important role in Palm Beach society is serving as a connector and advocate for philanthropy,” Rosalyn shared with Tudum.

As the connector, Rosalyn took newcomer Ro-mina under her wing, at the risk of alienating the established elite like Hilary.

Rosalyn is married to husband Jonathan, who is the CEO and Founder at ABC Bail Bonds, a bond company he launched 31 years ago in 1995; he has an estimated net worth reported at around $5.4 million.

Rosalyn is also the founder of Yuvetica, a premium daily supplement which is “designed for adults who want to support longevity, vitality and beauty from within,” and is “ideal for those focused on healthy aging energy support and hair skin and nail nourishment”.

Taja moved from New York City  to Palm Beach in 2020 but spent her childhood winters with her grandparents at the country clubs in the luxury city.

The entrepreneur is known as an innovator in the hospitality industry, and she founded Taja Drip, a wellness-focused spa with a flagship location inside the five-star Faena Hotel Miami Beach and a mobile concierge service that offers various IV infusions and therapies.

Her work in the therapy field has seen her build various celebrity connections, including Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice, but Taja’s refusal to fit in with the mold of the other woman of Palm Beach has seen conflict often arise.

At home though Taja, 53, is a devoted mom to 14-year-old son Sammy who she welcomed with longtime partner, professional baseball legend David Cone.

“People say it’s very hard to make friends here, because the old money people don’t like the new money people. But there are a lot of people faking it and acting like they are superrich when in reality they aren’t,” Ro-mina told Tudum, sharing her outlook on life in Palm Beach.

In episode one, it is revealed that Ro-mina – an aspiring singer and fashion designer who made her fortune investing in a successful business venture with her brother –  is the newest member of the group, and has been taken under Rosalyn’s wing.

But as the newcomer, Ro-mina has become the target of the ire for some of the other women, and her bond with Maria (Tumbles) saw them create a “New Money” alliance.

Ro-mina has been married to husband Roman for almost a decade, and they have three children together.

“We’ve been together for a long time, and we knew each other even, like, way before that. There’s never a dull moment in my house. I mean, my three kids are also in three different stages of life. I have a 16-year-old, a six-year-old, and a two-year-old. So, literally, there’s never a dull moment,” she told Swooon.

When Ro-mina was announced as a cast member on the show, he shared his love for his wife on Facebook, writing: “So proud of you, babe — watching you achieve this is wild and absolutely deserved.”

Maria is also known as Tumbles, one of the more popular DJs in the community. 

“Tumbles is my alter ego who re-emerged back into Palm Beach society like a glam tornado with a great playlist,” she told Tudum. “Old money, new money, mystery money — everybody put their bets on me.”

Maria has been invited into the world of the members-only clubs as a DJ, but now wants to get on the RSVP list as herself, as a former tech entrepreneur where she made her money.

She is married to Damon Cozamanis, a chiropractor and CEO, and the founder and president of ChiroFusion LLC; Damon is also a DJ who inspired Maria to hit the decks during Covid.

“I am truly the luckiest man alive, having found my soul mate and Holy Grail in you. Every day, your unwavering support and love make me aspire to be a better man and father. You are my everything, my forever, my fate. Happy Valentine’s Day to the woman who completes me,” Damon shared of Maria in 2024.

Maria has bonded with Ro-mina to bring a new energy into the members-only clubs.

“Everyone here is bending etiquette like it’s Pilates,” Maria added. “They just cosplay tradition in a $6,000 couture outfit and pretend it’s part of their personality.”