One of the Newest The Real Housewives of Atlanta Stars Might Just Be the Wealthiest

Phaedra Parks (Seasons 3-9, 16)

Net Worth: $8 Million

Funny how a net worth of 6 million seems like not so much when compared to the numbers we have for other Real Housewives. Parks, an American entertainment attorney and TV personality is a managing partner of the Parks Group PC. She mainly deals with litigation and contracts for entertainers and athletes and has served as a legal analyst on networks such as Fox News and NBC.

Parks has represented clients like Michael Jackson, Bobby Brown, and Ludacris. She has also appeared on other reality shows, like Marriage Boot Camp: Hip Hop Edition, The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip, The Real Housewives of Dubai, Married to Medicine, and The Traitors.

Porsha Williams (Seasons 5,6, 8-13, 16)

Net worth: $1.6 million

Williams is a self-made entrepreneur, who has made most of her fortune after starting on the show. She was married to football player Kordell Stewart from 2011 to 2013, with their wedding broadcast for the television series “Platinum Weddings.” She launched the “Go Naked Hair” line, a line of premium hair extensions that became very successful, as well as a line of luxury bed linens called “Pampered by Porsha.” She has also made a significant amount of money from endorsement deals and partnerships and collaborated on a line of vitamins and supplements.

Angela Oakley (Season 16)

Net worth: $12 million

Oakley might be the new kid on the block, but she’s worth a pretty penny. Or well, she and her husband are, considering that net worth is the combined net worth between her and her husband, retired NBA player Charles Oakley. The two have been married since 2016. Angela Oakley, who is a tax professional and a real estate investor, is also the founder and CEO of Lucrative Tax and Financial Consulting and assists clients in navigating complex financial landscapes.

Drew Sidora (Season 13-16)

Net worth: $1.5 million

Sidora is more known for her acting than anything else—and these days, for being a reality TV star. That allows for a comfortable life, but it doesn’t really come close to the numbers we’ve seen for other housewives. Sidora has appeared on series like That’s So Raven, Line Sisters, and The Game, as well as movies like Step Up and CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story. Now, she’s going into her fourth season as a Housewife in Atlanta.

Cynthia Bailey (Season 3-13, 15-16)

Net worth: $2 million

Bailey is a model, actress, businesswoman, and reality TV star who has made most of her money from The Real Housewives of Atlanta or her extensive modeling career. As a model, Bailey has appeared in both magazine and ad campaigns and walked the runway in fashion shows in Paris and Milan. She has also made several appearances in music videos, TV shows, and movies, though she has never made acting her focus.

Kelli Ferrell (Season 16)

Net worth: $1 million

The good news is that the addition of Ferrell will add variety to The Real Housewives of Atlanta. There’s no one in the show that does quite what Ferrell, a star chef and businesswoman does. Ferrell has been featured on the Food Network and The Oprah Winfrey Show and has even authored a book on her love for food. Not a bad way to make your money.

Brit Eady (Season 16)

Net worth: $2.5 million

Eady has made a lot of her money as an insurance executive, though she transitioned to that career after a successful time as a model, including appearances in music videos, commercials, and even films. In 2020, Eady established her own insurance agency, which has allowed her to control what she invests in. And, it also, has given her the time to join the cast of The Real Housewives of Atlanta.

Shamea Morton Mwangi (Seasons 5-13, 14-16)

Net worth: $12 million

Morton already had a diverse career and had built a name and a portfolio for herself as a former Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta Hawks cheerleader even before her 2017 marriage to businessman Gerald Mwangi, but the entertainer and reality television personality has taken it up a notch since. And Morton can do it all, acting, hosting, music, and yes, cheerleading, as her not-so-humble beginnings prove. That probably goes a long way toward explaining that very high number.