Adrienne Maloof Net Worth (Money & Salary)

What Is Adrienne Maloof’s Net Worth and Salary?

An American businesswoman, philanthropist, television personality, producer, and business owner, Adrienne Maloof, previously known as Adrienne Maloof-Nassif due to her former marriage to the plastic surgeon Paul Nassif, has a net worth of $60 million. She gained fame as a cast member on the Bravo reality series “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” (2010–2017; 2020), earning a salary of $200,000 per season. Maloof’s net worth is largely attributed to her co-ownership of the Maloof Companies in collaboration with family members. The family’s business ventures encompass the Sacramento Kings, the Sacramento Monarchs, Maloof Productions, Maloof Music, the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada, and the Vegas Golden Knights, and they once hosted an annual skateboarding competition known as the Maloof Money Cup. Additionally, Adrienne produced the 2005 film “Feast” and the 2019 music video “Short Notice” by Ochoa Boyz.

Early Life

Born on September 4, 1961, in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Adrienne Maloof has Irish and Lebanese heritage. Following the death of her billionaire father, George J. Maloof Sr., in 1980, her mother, Colleen, became co-owner of the Maloof Companies alongside Adrienne and her siblings. She has four brothers: George Jr., Gavin, Joe, and Phil. In 1979, George Sr. acquired a Coors beer distributorship in Albuquerque and purchased the Houston Rockets basketball team. Adrienne received a tennis scholarship to the University of New Mexico, where she joined the Pi Beta Phi sorority and earned a degree in political science.

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Career

Adrienne started her professional journey within the marketing and promotions sector of her family’s wine and liquor enterprise. Over the years, her responsibilities expanded to cover all aspects of the Maloof Companies’ interests, where she has overseen a significant portion of marketing operations for over two decades. In 2007, she became a cast member of “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,” remaining for the initial three seasons, though she opted out of participating in the season three reunion. She returned as a guest star in seasons five, six, eight, and ten, amassing appearances in over 60 episodes. Maloof served as a judge in the “Miss Universe 2011” pageant and has been featured in the 2016 documentary “Kardashian: The Man Who Saved OJ Simpson,” along with television programs like “Rachael Ray,” “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” “Betty White’s Off Their Rockers,” “Hell’s Kitchen,” “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen,” and “Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles.” Additionally, in 2011, she launched a shoe collection named Adrienne Maloof by Charles Jourdan.

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Personal Life

On May 2, 2002, Adrienne tied the knot with plastic surgeon Paul Nassif, and the couple became parents to son Gavin in 2003, followed by twins Christian and Collin in 2006. Due to irreconcilable differences, Nassif filed for separation in July 2012, with the divorce concluding in November of that same year. Both Adrienne and Paul leveled abuse accusations against one another, and Maloof was granted temporary custody of the children after claiming that Nassif had choked one of their sons amidst a backseat scuffle between the boys. In reaction, Nassif’s attorney remarked, “This smacks of underhandedness. Adrienne wasn’t even present when this allegedly occurred. It is a sad day when parents have to stoop to the level of making false allegations against another parent.”

In early 2013, Maloof revealed her relationship with Sean, the son of Rod Stewart. Adrienne is deeply involved in philanthropy, supporting charitable organizations such as Camp Kindness, School On Wheels, and Good News Foundation. She began collaborating with Congress in 2019 to address the issue of school shootings, stating to “Page Six,” “We’ve had so many massive school shootings … I finally came up with a solution. It isn’t the answer, but it’s a solution for buying time and saving children and saving people at big events by using K9s and their handlers to sniff out ammunition and gunpowder. It’d be similar to what they do at the airport but surrounding schools and big events.”

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Real Estate

Maloof and Nassif placed their Beverly Hills mansion on the market in September 2012 for $26 million, ultimately selling it for $19.5 million the following month. The expansive property covers nearly 20,000 square feet on two acres, featuring eight bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. In 2004, Adrienne and Paul purchased the estate for $12.7 million.