Samantha Busch, wife of NASCAR driver Kyle Busch, and mom to Brexton Busch, 3, is the head of the Kyle Busch Foundation and owner of Murph Boutique. She took a minute to discuss how she handles the fast lanes of life.
Where in Charlotte do you live? Where did you grow up?
We live in Denver on Lake Norman. My husband grew up in Las Vegas and I grew up in Northwest Indiana, right outside of Chicago.
Tell us about your job. What do you like most about it? What are the challenges?
I am the owner of Murph Boutique, an online contemporary women’s boutique that has trendy and affordable fashion for all sizes. We carry fun pieces in sizes extra small to 3X. My favorite part of this job is that I handpick the clothing for the store. My biggest challenge is figuring out ways to set the store apart from others and continuously draw new clientele.
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