Most of the ‘Summer House’ Cast Are Millionaires — Inside Their Net Worths

The premise of Bravo’s Summer House is quite simple. First, you grab a group of attractive 20-40-somethings who could use a vacation from the hustle and bustle of their lives and careers. Then, you bring them to the Hamptons with alcohol and cameras in tow and see what happens during their stay.

While each season involves drama between the house’s attendees, many cast members return the following year. But that doesn’t mean everyone on the show needs the show’s salary. According to their fortunes, many of them were well-established before the show.

Let’s dive into the net worths of the Summer House Season 8 cast!

Longtime Summer House regular Amanda Batula is reportedly worth $500,000, though some sources speculate she might now be worth close to $1 million. Amanda’s net worth comes from her career as a branding and design specialist and creative director. The reality star has worked with multiple companies, including her husband Kyle Cooke's fitness app and his hard tea company, Loverboy.

Kyle is reportedly worth $1.1 million. The entrepreneur’s earnings come from his nutrition subscription service, FENIX, which he developed in 2016. In 2018, Kyle launched Loverboy and has been focused on both businesses. In 2022, Kyle nearly lost everything due to Loverboy’s multiple lawsuits. Thankfully, his money issues were resolved after his and Amanda’s wedding.

Paige DeSorbo reportedly has a net worth of $1 million. The former ABC News employee has become her brand since joining Summer House. She co-hosts her podcast Giggly Squad with Hannah Berner, and the podcast offers Paige money from its merch and live shows.

Lindsay Hubbard reportedly has a net worth of $1.1 million. In 2016, Lindsay left Fingerprint Communications to start her agency, Hubb House Public Relations. The Bravolebrity also has a boutique called Hubbs.

Ciara Miller's net worth, which is estimated to be between $600,000 and $1 million, reportedly comes from her beauty and brains. She worked as an ICU nurse and was on the frontlines during the beginning of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Additionally, Ciara has had several lucrative brand deals and hosts her podcast, CoDependents, with Mya.

Danielle Olivera reportedly has a net worth of $1 million, most of which comes from her years in the financial technology industry. Danielle is also a certified software product manager and Scrum master, overseeing all the communication and collaboration between leadership and team players on a project.

Gabby Prescod is another Summer House newbie who did pretty well for herself before the show. She has a net worth of $500,000 from her work in the fashion world. The stylish Bravo star’s day job is being the fashion director of Blanc Magazine, a Black-owned and independent fashion magazine.

Carl Radke's net worth stands at around $500,000, though some sources estimate it to be as high $1 million. After a brief stint in acting, he attended Harvard Business School and has been in the sales and business development industry since. Carl also worked as the Vice President of Sales for Kyle’s company Loverboy. In February 2023, Carl confirmed he stepped down from Loverboy after he and Kyle had tension.

Summer House newbie West Wilson has a net worth that is believed to be less than $100,000. West, who works as sports journalist at Complex Networks, joined the Season 8 cast after being introduced by Lindsay. One aspect West has been open about his struggle with commitment when it comes to dating, as revealed by Bravo.

Jesse Solomon, also a Season 8 newcomer, works in investor relations and is no stranger to the Hamptons summer, per his Summer House bio. Although we can’t confirm his net worth, which reportedly sits between $1 and $5 million, we do know he survived cancer twice. And that's certainly something to boast about!

Chris Leoni was another Summer House Season 7 newbie, though he only lasted for one season. While the filmmaker and photographer has the lowest net worth among the castmates, that could change if he’s asked to join a future season of the popular show.

Although Samantha Feher only appeared on Season 6 and 7 of Summer House (she wasn't asked back for Season 8), the New Jersey native is said to be one of the richest among the cast. She reportedly has a net worth of $5 million from her work as a content creator and owns a marketing agency for influencers called Feher Agency.

Mya Allen joined Summer House in Season 6, but left after Season 7. She had a corporate job as a restaurant consultant before she signed on to the show. However, she’s now using her reported $1 million net worth to dedicate all her energy to her cookie business, The Knead. Mya’s net worth reportedly also comes from brand endorsements and her podcast, CoDependent the Podcast, with her Summer House BFF Ciara Miller.

Summer House airs new episodes Mondays at 9 p.m. EST on Bravo.