Tammy Ly Bio, Bachelor Mansion Takeover, Height, Age, Family, Spouse, The Bachelor Season 24, Bachelor in Paradise Season 7, and Net Worth

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Tammy Ly Education

Ly received her diploma from Liverpool High School before enrolling at Onondaga Community College in 2013. In 2015, she received her Associate’s degree in Business Administration and Management. In 2017, she joined State University of New York at Oswego, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services in 2019.

Though she was initially denied entry to the boy’s wrestling team as a junior, Ly showed up to every practice and pushed forward on a Title IX complaint until they accepted her. When she joined the team, she had a 7-1 record wrestling on the boys’ varsity team.

Professional Life

Tammy Ly Net Worth

Ly has garnered a net worth ranging from $1 million to $6 million during her successful career as a reality TV personality, luxury real estate agent, and multifaceted entrepreneur.

Tammy Ly Career

Ly is a multifaceted entrepreneur, where she has worked as a model, house flipper, insurance agent, and real estate investor. Since August 2025, she has worked as the founder of The Society CNY, a high-end social club, luxury coffee shop, and juice bar in downtown Syracuse. In January 2017, she founded Tammy Ly Inc, a start-up marketing company that helps small businesses and public figures to enhance their online presence and market.

Ly has worked as a licensed real estate salesperson at Compass in Beverly Hills, servicing the Greater Los Angeles region, Orange County, and San Diego. She joined the brokerage in early 2025 as part of the Tracy Tutor Team following the team’s high-profile move from Douglas Elliman.

Ly has worked as a licensed real estate salesperson at Acropolis Realty Group in Syracuse, New York, since May 2020. In June 2021, she was promoted to insurance broker. In New York, she recorded a sales volume of $11 million in New York across 63 successful deals.

Ly worked as a licensed real estate salesperson at Douglas Elliman Real Estate, servicing the Greater Los Angeles region and Beverly Hills. In Los Angeles, she closed $6.5 million in sales. Before that, she was a licensed insurance sales producer at Allstate in Liverpool, New York.

While in Liverpool, Ly served as the lead producer for the Sikora Agency, servicing all of upstate New York. In 2018, she won several Producer of the Month honors throughout the year. In August of that year, she received the Life Champion Award. Before moving to Liverpool, she worked as a licensed real estate salesperson for Keller Williams Realty, Inc. in the greater Syracuse-Auburn region. After graduating from high school, she immediately started multiple jobs to help support her family, including roles as a bartender, insurance broker, model, and restaurateur, having helped open five or six local restaurants.

Tammy Ly TV Shows

Ly initially gained recognition for starring in The Bachelor Season 24 in 2020, where she competed until her elimination in week 6. Following her elimination, she returned to the franchise in 2021 as a contestant on Bachelor in Paradise Season 7 in 2021, departing in week three. In 2024, she made an appearance in the Season 15 premiere of Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles as part of Tracy Tutor’s team. She returns to the reality TV scene as a competitor on HGTV’s Bachelor Mansion Takeover, which premieres on March 2, 2026.

Tammy Ly Bachelor Mansion Takeover

Ly stars as a competitor on HGTV’s Bachelor Mansion Takeover, which premieres on March 2, 2026. Hosted by Jesse Palmer, the series features judges Tayshia Adams and Tyler Cameron, along with rotating guest judges. Bachelor Mansion Takeover follows 12 former contestants from The Bachelor franchise as they renovate the iconic Bachelor mansion in Agoura Hills, California, which has served as the franchise’s home base for most of its 23-year history. Every week, the contestants participate in elimination challenges. After every renovation, one of them stands a chance to walk away with a $100,000 prize.

Ly, a licensed real estate agent, is experienced in house flipping and property investment. In this capacity, she has practical knowledge of home renovation and design. She is recognized for advocating for women in male-dominated industries like real estate and construction. In addition, she has openly discussed her experiences as a woman of color in these fields. On the show, she channels her house-flipping knowledge and real estate expertise to each challenge. Ly competes against fellow contestants, including

1. Sam McKinney
2. Noah Erb
3. Sandra Mason
4. Joan Vassos
5. Jill Chin
6. Jeremy Simon
7. Courtney Robertson Preciado
8. Allyshia Gupta
9. Christopher Stallworth
10. Dean Bell
11. Brendan Morais

Tammy Ly Bachelor in Paradise Season 7

Following her elimination on The Bachelor Season 24, Ly returned to the franchise in 2021 as a contestant on Bachelor in Paradise Season 7 in 2021. Upon arriving at the beach, she initially developed a strong connection with Aaron Clancy. The dynamic changed with the arrival of Thomas Jacobs, with whom Clancy had unresolved drama from Katie Thurston’s season of The Bachelorette Season 17 in 2021.

Despite Clancy’s warning, she pursued her connection with Thomas and had a make-out session on a daybed within Clancy’s view. Feeling betrayed, Aaron confronted Ly on her decision to pursue Thomas, warning her that she would regret choosing Thomas since “he’s not a good person.” She still gave Thomas her rose at the next ceremony. Her connection with Thomas collapsed when former Bachelorette Becca Kufrin arrived, whom Thomas ultimately chose, leaving Tammy without a rose. She departed from the show during week three. The elimination was particularly difficult because it fell on her birthday, stating that their breakup was “10 times worse” than getting COVID on her birthday the previous year.

After the show, Ly said that she had “zero regrets” about her choices, stating she would rather be vulnerable and follow her heart than stay in a connection that wasn’t working. She also pushed back against the narrative that she owed Aaron loyalty, emphasizing that the premise of Paradise was to explore multiple connections and that she did not belong to anyone. She also called out the double standards and questioned why women were still being harshly judged for exploring multiple connections in a dating show. In May 2022, she announced her decision to distance herself from the Bachelor franchise, describing the experience as feeling “used and not prioritized.”