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Real Estate Mogul Brandon Miller, Husband of Mama & Tata Influencer Candice Miller, Dead at 43
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Date:2025-04-12 00:17:19
The Mama & Tata family is in mourning.
Real estate mogul Brandon Miller—whose wife Candice Miller ran the lifestyle blog with her sister Jenna Crespi—died on July 3, the New Montefiore Cemetery in New York confirmed to E! News. He was 43.
His cause of death has not been shared. The Suffolk County Medical Examiner’s office could not provide additional information when contacted by E! News.
Before his passing, Brandon served as managing partner at Real Estate Equities Corporation, which he joined in 2004, according to its website.
The Brown University alum lived in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan with Candice—who also created the clothing line Black Iris and hosts charitable galas in New York—and their two daughters.
"On most days," Candice, 42, told Mini Magazine in 2019, "what I really look forward to is arriving home, and sitting for dinners with my husband and my girls, followed by some very yummy snuggles before bedtime, where we all profess our love for one another over and over again."
It's just one of the ways the influencer, who wed Brandon in 2009, is trying to raise children who are "kind, good humans."
"I want my girls to know that they can follow their biggest dreams and know to never give up," she shared. "I want them to be confident in everything they do and know that they are SO loved and supported every step of the way."
As for Candice, she relied on Brandon to give her that same support.
"I have the most supportive husband who encourages me to do whatever I love and always lifts me up," she added. "I attribute a lot of my courage and strength to his unconditional love and support, as well as that of my children. Our mutual respect and understanding of one another is what empowers me to push my own limits and leave my comfort zone."
She has not yet spoken publicly on his death.
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