‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ Season 11 Salaries EXPOSED!
In case you’re wondering how much money The Real Housewives of Atlanta are pulling down, wonder no more!
Things are looking up for the Southern Peaches in Atlanta! The Real Housewives of Atlanta is the highest rated Bravo franchise and Kenya Moore getting the axe has freed up money for the RHOA vets returning to the newbies joining the show, according Radar Online.
NeNe Leakes
The mother of all peaches and fan favorite earns a jaw-dropping $2.75 million — the highest earner on the show. She’s worth every penny for her classic one-liners and unforgettable shade.
Kandi Burruss
As the wealthiest Housewife in the Atlanta franchise, the restauranteur’s salary has jumped from $2 million to $2.2 million for season 11.
Cynthia Bailey
Shockingly the former model is raking in a whopping $1.75 million this season — for not doing too much.
Porsha Williams
The mom-to-be’s real storyline with a pregnancy and engagement has earned her a generous salary upgrade — from $800,000 in season 10 to $1.25 million in season 11.
Marlo Hampton
The Atlanta fashionista may not be a full-time Housewife but she has definitely secured the bag — earning $275,000 for bringing the drama.
Eva Marcille
The America’s Next Top Model winner returned for a second season, raking in a salary of $250,000.
Shamari DeVoe
The newest peach to officially join the cast, Shamari, is being well compensated at $250,000, for stirring the pot in season 11. Typically new Housewives joining the Bravo reality series make less than $100,000 their first season.
Tanya Sam
New friend of the show is making $100,000 to make her show debut.
The Real Housewives of Atlanta premieres on November 4, at 8:00 p.m. ET, on Bravo.
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