The series follows the life of three Swedish women living a wealthy, glamorous Hollywood lifestyle in Los Angeles, California (USA).

The wives, Anna Anka, Maria Montazami, and Agnes-Nicole Winter, have all married rich American men and are now living a life of luxury.

We have therefore looked for Swedish women in Hollywood, who have married rich men and live what one would call the ideal picture of a life in luxury.

A few years later, Kamran Montazami became a successful and wealthy real estate broker, and the couple moved to Laguna Niguel, California, where they have raised four children.

[10] She moved to the United States in 1994[11] to begin a modelling career, and six years later, she was hired as the personal trainer of pop musician Paul Anka.

[12] In the first episode of Svenska Hollywoodfruar, Anka followed her husband to one of his concerts across the U.S.[12] (Season 1, 3–4, 8) Agnes-Nicole Winter is a Swedish actress and writer from Borås, Västra Götaland County.

[6][13][14] After getting a divorce from her previous husband, Winter can be seen in the series visiting a dating agency called Millionaires Club, in hopes of maybe starting a new relationship with a new man.

In the first episode of Svenska Hollywoodfruar, Winter spends time at a shooting range with her sons, after having experienced a robbery in her home.

Suzanne owns one of the world's most expensive houses in the exclusive Holmby Hills and she also has one of the largest collections of Haute Couture clothing.

(Season 3–5) Isabel Adrian, born 1977 in Gothenburg, is a Swedish artist, designer, reality show participant and blogger.

From Varberg, Sweden, she first came to the United States to study acting and dance, and was later brought back by Frank Sinatra drummer Gregg Field, to record her original music.

In 1998 Margareta embarked on a long string of engagements in mainly Las Vegas and Los Angeles, in addition to her European and worldwide appearances.

The first episode of Svenska Hollywoodfruar aired on 14 September 2009 and was watched by approximately 600,000 viewers, making it the most-watched television show in the 9:00 p.m. timeslot.