Vanna White (Born In 1957)– $85 Million

Before first appearing as a co-host in Wheel of Fortune in 1982, Vanna White was a simple girl from South Carolina with big dreams. Her pursuit for a career in the spotlight started when the Miss Georgia USA 1978 contestant became a model, and in no time, she found herself as one of the contestants in The Price is Right in 1980. While she was never called on stage, her career catapulted in the next couple of years, having appeared in a few movies like Graduation Day and Looker.

In October 1982, White was chosen as one of the co-hosts for Wheel of Fortune, and two months later, she became a regular. White stuck through this gig to this day, and in November 2019, she got the chance to be the main host of the game show while Pat Sajak took a short break. According to reports, Contrary to what you might assume, Vanna’s $85 million net worth actually makes her $15 million richer than her co-host Pat Sajak.

Dorinda Medley (Born In 1964) – $20 Million

Featured in 2021 episodes of “Daily Blast Live,” “Nick Cannon,” or “Wendy: The Wendy Williams Show,” Dorinda Medley is an American TV personality you may recognize from “The Real Housewives of New York City.” The socialite from Sandisfield, Massachusetts is also a businesswoman who launched a cashmere company in London.
Thanks to her entrepreneurship projects and multiple TV appearances, Medley has collected a hefty net worth of $20 million. According to the NY Times, she lives alone in the exclusive Upper East Side area of Manhattan. Her daughter Hannah also lives in Manhattan.

Roseanne Barr (Born In 1952) – $80 Million

Roseanne Barr was making people laugh their hearts out long before her critically acclaimed comedy series, “Roseanne,” premiered in 1988. But the show is certainly to thank for her lengthy stay in the spotlight. Though she began her career as a stand-up comedian in the late ’80s, humor is not all she’s known for.

Barr has never hesitated to air her views on socio-political issues in the United States. In fact, she was the nominee of the Peace and Freedom Party during the 2012 presidential election. Of course, with $80 million in the bank, she has enough to fund a campaign if she ever decides to run for President again.