Morgan Osman Biography: Husband, Age, Parents, Net Worth, Height, Kids, Baby Father

Biography

Morgan Osman or Morgan Brittany, is a celebrated American television personality, model, and social media influencer.

She is best known for her role as an original “Bad Girl” on Season 5 of Oxygen’s Bad Girls Club: Miami in 2010, where she earned the nickname “The Uber Bitch” for her bold, unapologetic personality and early exit from the house after a heated altercation.

Hailing from Miami, Florida, the now- 37-year-old self-proclaimed “Prettiest Girl in Miami” has built a following through her glamorous lifestyle, party scene connections, and appearances at high-profile events like the 2018 amfAR Gala in Cannes alongside fashion designer Philipp Plein.

Osman continues to engage fans via Instagram and as an influencer, though she maintains a low-key presence amid speculation about her personal life, including a private marriage.

American television personality, model, and social media influencer
Morgan Osman
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Morgan Brittany Osman
Stage Name:	The Uber Bitch
Born:	24 July 1988 (age 37 years old)
Place of Birth:	Connecticut, United States
Nationality:	American
Education:	Miami Dade College
Height:	173 cm
Parents:	Mindy McGloin
Siblings:	1
Spouse:	Not Married
Boyfriend • Partner:	Branden Condy, Philipp Plein (2017-2018), Lenny Hochstein (2020), Wes Watson (2023), Jason Draizin (2024)
Children:	Easton Osman
Occupation:	Model • TV Personality
Net Worth:	$950,000-$5 million (USD)

Early Life & Education

Morgan Osman, born Morgan Brittany Osman on July 24, 1988, had a traumatic childhood marked by abuse and instability.

Raised primarily by her mother, Mindy McGloin, in Connecticut, she endured verbal and physical abuse from age 4, including daily derogatory insults and beatings with objects like belts and bats.

Her home lacked necessities, such as food or a proper bed, until age 11, leading her to sneak meals from friends and develop manipulative behaviors to survive. The family moved over 15 times before she turned 16, often staying with her mother’s friends due to unpaid rent, shifting between urban, poor areas and affluent, predominantly white suburbs.

She was socially isolated, barred from typical childhood activities like parties, malls, or school events. Despite this, Osman describes herself as a happy, friendly child who masked her pain. At 16, a school incident led to juvenile detention and house arrest, after which her mother signed her out of high school, ending her formal education at that point.

Soon after, her mother became drug-addicted and disappeared, leaving Osman to navigate adulthood alone. She moved to Miami, Florida, around 2009, a year before auditioning for Bad Girls Club, establishing herself as a Miami local known for her party scene involvement.

By age 28, she had built a successful life in Los Angeles, owning an online fashion boutique, multiple luxury cars, and significant savings, before relocating to Beverly Hills. Sources often list Miami, Florida, as her place of birth, but her personal accounts suggest she was originally from Connecticut, with her early life spent there before moving to Miami as a young adult.

Osman is of mixed ethnicity, reportedly half Black and half White, with her father described as Black. Her surname “Osman” may suggest Middle Eastern, Turkish, or English origins, though she has publicly identified with her Black roots. She has a strong Christian faith, describing a close relationship with God, talking to Him daily, counting her blessings, and crediting faith for overcoming hardships, incorporating prayer, worship, and inspirational reading into her life.

Her mother, Mindy McGloin, one of eight children from a stable family, suffered from untreated Bipolar I disorder, leading to severe abuse and neglect. Mindy became pregnant at 16 with Osman‘s older brother and at 19 with Osman, dropping out of high school and working for Connecticut’s Department of Mental Retardation (now Developmental Services), earning over $120,000 annually but failing to provide a nurturing home.

Their relationship was estranged; Mindy became drug-addicted, disappeared when Osman was 16, and was imprisoned. In 2023, at age 55, Mindy McGloin served a six-month sentence for violating probation after a prior guilty verdict, with Osman attempting to visit her upon release. Details on her father are scarce, but sources describe him as a short Black man from Connecticut who raised her, though her blog focuses solely on her mother’s influence.

Her grandparents were supportive—her grandfather a veteran of two wars, and her grandmother a bank worker and church choir singer—offering some relief during childhood. Osman has an older brother, born when her mother was 16, who lived with their grandparents, and a younger brother who resided with his father, possibly a half-sibling.

She maintains a close bond with at least one brother, whom she moved to Los Angeles with at age 28 to support. Her unstable home life disrupted her education. School was an escape, but she faced bullying and behavioral issues, often landing in detention.

She was removed from high school at 16 after her detention stint. Later, she began studies at Miami Dade College, though completion details are unavailable. She has expressed interest in psychology and a desire to pursue social work if she had finished school.

Career

Morgan Osman first rose to fame through reality television, where her unapologetic personality and striking looks made her an unforgettable presence.

Before stepping into the spotlight, she worked as a server and waitress, including a stint at Hooters in Miami, immersing herself in the city’s lively nightlife and fashion culture.

In 2010, at age 22, Morgan joined Oxygen’s hit series Bad Girls Club: Miami (Season 5), instantly earning notoriety as “The Uber Bitch” for her fierce confidence and self-proclaimed title as “the prettiest girl in Miami.”

Her time on the show, though brief, became one of the most talked-about stints in the franchise’s history—she was removed after just two episodes following a heated altercation with her castmates and an emotional outburst in the producers’ office, marking one of the earliest exits ever recorded on the series.

She later returned for the season finale reunion, hosted by Perez Hilton, where unresolved drama once again took center stage.

Building on her reality TV momentum, Osman appeared in VH1’s Miami Monkey in 2013, a Mob Wives spin-off created by Angela “Big Ang” Raiola. Appearing in all 11 episodes as a bartender and key cast member, Morgan showcased her sharp wit and bold personality amid South Beach’s nightlife chaos—further solidifying her reputation as one of reality television’s most captivating figures.

After her television run, Morgan transitioned into the world of modeling, entrepreneurship, and digital influence. Using her growing online following, she cultivated a luxurious personal brand on Instagram (@officialmorganbritt), amassing nearly one million followers through high-glamour posts, swimwear shoots, and glimpses into elite social events.

She has collaborated with fashion designers and attended prestigious gatherings such as the 2018 amfAR Gala in Cannes and the 2017 Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Conor McGregor afterparty, often appearing alongside designer Philipp Plein, with whom she was romantically linked.

Morgan later launched her own online fashion boutique, positioning herself as a swimwear designer and businesswoman, with her ventures and endorsements contributing to an estimated net worth between $950,000 and $5 million.

Her outspoken nature has also sparked viral moments—most notably in 2023, when a video of her profanity-laced confrontation aboard an American Airlines flight went viral after she declared, “Film me, I’m Instagram famous.” The clip drew widespread media coverage, memes, and even a $25,000 offer from adult platform CamSoda.

Although she temporarily deactivated her Instagram amid the controversy, Morgan later resurfaced with a more measured tone, focusing on philanthropy, personal growth, and potential future reality TV appearances, including fan-driven campaigns for her to join The Real Housewives of Miami.

Social Media

• Instagram: Morgan Brittany (@officialmorganbritt)
• IMDb: Morgan Osman
• Facebook: Morgan Osman
• Twitter: Morgan Osman (@Morganbosman_) / X

Personal Life

Morgan Osman is 37 years old, having been born on July 24, 1988.

She stands at approximately 5 feet 8 inches (173 cm) tall, with a slim build.

Osman has never been married and has no known husbands or previous marriages, though she maintains a private personal life with occasional speculation about her relationship status.

She does not have any confirmed children, despite online rumors and discussions in 2024 about a possible pregnancy and a baby named Easton Osman, which remain unverified in public records.

Her dating history includes a relationship with entrepreneur Branden Condy, a high-profile romance with fashion designer Philipp Plein around 2017-2018 (during which they attended events like the amfAR Gala in Cannes), and links to Durrani Popal (amid public feuds).

She had an alleged emotional affair with plastic surgeon Lenny Hochstein in the early 2020s, a brief involvement with Wes Watson in 2023 (including a face tattoo of his name that sparked breakup rumors), and a reported engagement to wealthy businessman Jason Draizin in early 2024. However, by mid-2025, sources suggest she may have a new boyfriend following a potential split.

Osman often keeps her romantic life low-key, focusing instead on her career and social media presence, and has described past relationships as part of her journey toward personal growth and stability.

Net Worth

Morgan Osman‘s net worth is estimated to be between $950,000 and $5 million.

Her wealth stems primarily from her career as a reality TV personality on shows like Bad Girls Club (2010) and Miami Monkey (2013), alongside her work as a model and social media influencer with nearly one million Instagram followers.

Additional income sources include her online fashion boutique, brand endorsements, and appearances at high-profile events. Despite a viral 2023 incident that drew public scrutiny, her entrepreneurial ventures and media presence have contributed to her financial success.