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‘Strangers’ author Belle Burden’s $63m net worth revealed as fight with ex-husband gets nasty

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‘Strangers’ author Belle Burden’s $63m net worth revealed as fight with ex-husband gets nasty
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Belle Burden, author of the memoir 'Strangers,' is embroiled in a contentious divorce with her ex-husband, Henry P. Davis. Recent revelations about her $63 million net worth at the time of their marriage have intensified the public scrutiny of their financial disputes. Burden's memoir has been praised as a cautionary tale for women regarding financial independence in marriage.

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Publication timeTue, 26 May 2026 19:52:04 -0400
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US News ‘Strangers’ author Belle Burden’s $63m net worth revealed as fight with ex-husband gets nasty By Jeanette Settembre and Sara Nathan Published May 26, 2026, 7:52 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google The fight between “Strangers” author Belle Burden and her ex-husband is getting grittier, with the revelation she was worth $63 million when they married. Socialite Burden’s memoir became a best-seller chronicling every woman’s worst nightmare — a husband has an affair, walks out on the family, but keeps a vice-like grip on their finances throughout a bitter divorce.

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