Here's What Adam Busby Really Does For A Living Besides ...

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Here's What Adam Busby Really Does For A Living Besides Outdaughtered By Jessica Tzikas May 11, 2021 11:41 am EST adambuzz/Instagram

Adam Busby and his wife, Danielle have a lot on their plates—literally. With six daughters, there are a lot of mouths to feed and a lot of daily expenses to cover. We see the pair go through financial highs and lows on their TLC series, "Outdaughtered." 

In the latest season, we watched as the family underwent a full kitchen renovation, revealing a brand new customized space with white cabinets, a huge pantry, and a brand new mudroom, (via In Touch Weekly). On top of that, we also watch as the family of eight travel across the country, most recently taking an RV trip to Sons Island, (via TLC).

The question has always remained: how exactly do Adam and Danielle Busby afford their lifestyle with so many kids? According to Yahoo Finance, the couple makes between $25,000 and $40,000 per episode of their show. But that isn't the families only source of income.

What does Adam do?

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Until recently, Adam Busby worked for Intrinsic Solutions/Sprint Safety in the Houston area as Key Account Manager, (via Distractify). 

According to his LinkedIn, Adam left that job in 2018 after almost 12 years, turning instead to the entrepreneurial life and creating his own media company, Adam Busby Media. Fans got a glimpse of that company originally forming in Season 5, and according to TV Over Mind, the company focuses on photo and video creation for events and large brands.

The company, along with the Adam's other endeavors, including Danielle' Busby's clothing line, puts the Busby's at a pretty impressive net worth — estimated at about $4.5 million, per Tv Over Mind. Despite their impressive income, both Adam and Danielle never fail to spend time with their kids or with each other. "We realized you have to schedule time for yourselves. And honestly, it took putting date nights on the schedule," Adam told People in a recent interview. "So every week we get out of the house and get away and just focus on us. That's our time to talk and stuff like that."

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