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(TIE) 18. Nicolle Wallace
Estimated net worth: $3 million
2014–2015
Nicolle Wallace brought White House experience and political savvy to The View panel when she joined in 2014. A former White House Communications Director under George W. Bush and a senior adviser to the McCain-Palin campaign, Nicolle shifted into broadcast news and hasn’t looked back. Though her stint on The View was short, she found her true groove in political commentary. She now hosts MSNBC’s popular afternoon show Deadline: White House, where she regularly covers major political events and headlines.
(TIE) 18. Sunny Hostin
Estimated net worth: $3 million
2016–present
Sunny Hostin has been a steady voice on The View since 2016, known for her insightful legal commentary and passionate takes on social justice issues. A former federal prosecutor and legal analyst for CNN and ABC News, Sunny brings a depth of experience to the panel. Her thoughtful approach and ability to break down complex legal stories into digestible points have made her a standout. In addition to her work on the show, Sunny is an accomplished author. She’s written both memoir and fiction, with her book I Am These Truths earning praise for its candor and honesty. She also launched a successful book series set in Oak Bluffs, which explores themes of race, family, and identity.
(TIE) 18. Ana Navarro
Estimated net worth: $3 million
2022–present
Ana Navarro officially joined The View as a permanent co-host in 2022, after years of guest appearances and fill-ins. A longtime Republican strategist and commentator, Ana has been a staple on political panels across networks like CNN, ABC News, and Telemundo. Her fiery delivery, biting humor, and no-nonsense takes on politics have made her a fan favorite. She often brings a strong moral stance to hot-button issues and doesn’t shy away from calling out both sides of the political aisle.
17. Debbie Matenopoulos
Estimated net worth: $3.5 million
1997–1999
Debbie Matenopoulos was one of the original co-hosts of The View when it premiered in 1997. At just 22 years old, she was the youngest person on the panel and quickly became known for her pop culture references and bubbly personality. Though she only stayed on the show for two seasons, Debbie made her mark and went on to have a long career in entertainment. After leaving The View, she appeared on E!’s The Daily 10, co-hosted Home & Family on Hallmark Channel, and contributed to numerous red carpet events and lifestyle shows. Debbie also authored a cookbook inspired by her Greek heritage.
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