The 'Real Housewives of New York' Cast Is Back for Season 15—Here's How Rich They *Really* Are

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Between drama over literally cheese (dairy, as a brand, has a lot to answer for), arguments over whether or not Tribeca is "up and coming," and Jenna Lyons' barely disguised horror at her cast-mates' taste in pretty much everything, the debut season of the Real Housewives of New York's reboot proved to be one of the best in the franchise.

As you know, RHONY stars six newcomers: Sai De Silva, Ubah Hassan, Erin Dana Lichy, Jenna Lyons, Jessel Taank, and Brynn Whitfield. All of whom couldn't be more different but have one important thing in common: They're rich, and they're officially coming back for season 15 of the fan-fave reality show.

Like, fancy apartments, disposable income, everyone owns the same Isabel Marant sweater- rich. So naturally, the time has come to dig into their respective net worths. But before we get started, a couple notes:

1. The cast of this show is newly Bravo-famous, which means the likes of Forbes and Celebrity Net Worth hasn't devoted time to calculating their assets just yet. So this information is slightly ~grain of salt~.

2. The RHONY cast's Bravo salaries haven't been revealed, but considering they are brand new talent, it seems safe to assume they started at a lower salary tier than their colleagues over in, say, Beverly Hills or Atlanta.

Jenna Lyons

Reported Net Worth: $5 million

Jenna was the creative director of J.Crew before pivoting to Bravo and reportedly got $1 million per year (plus severance of $1 million once she left). Since then, Jenna has launched a line of eyelashes called LoveSeen and moonlights as an interior decorator for her fancy celeb friends. Her SoHo loft alone is worth $6 million, and while her LoveSeen earnings aren't public, we can assume sales have gone up since she signed on as a RHONY cast member. She's also raked in cash from some deals with brands like Klarna, Tata Harper Skincare, and Noble Panacea.

Brynn Whitfield

Reported Net Worth: $3 million

Brynn is one of the wealthiest housewives on this show thanks to her marketing experience. She's pretty low-key about her job, but she clearly has been hustling based on her gorgeous apartment in the West Village and incredible wardrobe. Since season 14 first aired, Brynn has also been in her #sponcon bag as she's scored deals with huge brands like Door Dash, CB2, and Fenty Skin. Most recently, she posted a brand deal with her co-star Ubah for L'Oreál Paris.

Ubah Hassan

Reported Net Worth: $1.5 million

On top of her Real Housewives of New York salary, Ubah is a successful model and also happens to have a successful line of hot sauce called Ubah Hot, which was featured on Oprah's Favorite things. So you know the brand is selling out! Like her co-stars, she's also teamed up with brands for some #sponcon, including: Bloomingdales, L'Oreál Paris, and Serafina NYC.

Sai De Silva

Reported Net Worth: $1.5 million

Sai has been a successful influencer for a minute, and considering she works with some major brands it seems fair to assume she's making bank. In fact, it seems fair to assume this reported net worth is too low, considering her Brooklyn townhouse is worth an alleged $4.7 million.

Jessel Taank

Reported Net Worth: $1.1 million

Jessel has been working in public relations for years, and—as she made EXTREMELY clear to Erin on the show—she's still very much working. In fact, she has her own fashion PR firm called The Know, and we saw her host an event at her house that was absolutely packed with important faces in the industry. According to several outlets, Jessel's net worth is $1.1 million, but Life & Style reports that that amount could potentially be too low as "some have estimated it could be as high as $5 million."

Erin Dana Lichy

Reported Net Worth: $1 million

Erin is a successful real estate agent for Douglas Elliman's Eklund Gomes team, and judging from her gorgeous Tribeca apartment (and how much she seemingly spent on her anniversary party), she has a lot of money. Like, honestly $1 million seems a little low for the vibes she's repping! Oh, and FYI she also has her own interior design brand, Homegirl.

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