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Ree Drummond, 48, and her husband Ladd own a whopping 433,000 acres of the Sooner State, making them the 23rd largest landowners in the country, according to the Land Report 100.

(The proof is in the story of how she got The Pioneer Woman nickname!) It took a few years, but she eventually shed her city-girl ways and settled in to life on the Drummond ranch.

The family's legacy will have to be carried by one of his three children Virginia, 7; Russell, 5; or Margaret, 3. Ranching tradition calls for Russell to inherit that responsibility. "I know I would like for Russell to run the ranch one day.

Alex worked for a Dallas consulting firm for one year after earning her cap and gown. She later explained on Instagram that she eventually found her way back to the family business, helping her mom to film her show, working remotely on photoshoots for merchandise and marketing the brand.

The Pioneer Woman: Black Heels to Tractor Wheels After 26 years of marriage, Ree and Ladd are still going strong. A lot has changed since the night they first met in that smoky bar, but they still enjoy the simple things in life.

Ree looks so cozy amongst the wooden cabinets, colorful cookware, and ranch-friendly decor that some people think the setup shown on TV really is her home. Spoiler alert: It's not! The Pioneer Woman is actually filmed at The Lodge on her ranch in Pawhuska, Oklahoma.

Amid the tumultuous time, the Drummond family began growing wealth through Osage dealings and began amassing the property that placed them in the top 100 landowners in the country.

Ree Drummond has opened up about her Christian faith in a new social media post.

The family's legacy will have to be carried by one of his three children Virginia, 7; Russell, 5; or Margaret, 3. Ranching tradition calls for Russell to inherit that responsibility. "I know I would like for Russell to run the ranch one day.

Oklahoma native Ree Drummond has garnered fame as a Food Network star, but few know of her family's dramatic past. In Touch Weekly reported Wednesday the 48-year-old's mother, Gerre, left her husband of 33 years back in 1996 to later marry the family's pastor, Doug Schwert.

Despite rumors circulating that Ree was looking toward starting a new chapter in her career, she has not made any official announcement about leaving Food Network.