How The Real Housewives of Dallas Made Their Millions

Everything is bigger in Texas – especially bank accounts. But how did the RHOD Housewives get so rich?

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Tiffany Moon’s net worth: $2.5 million

Tiffany Moon is practically the embodiment of Dallas society's definition of success. The anesthesiologist boasts an impressive resume and has the grades to match. She graduated from Cornell University at the age of 19, later earning her MD by the age of 23. According to Forbes, the average anesthesiologist in Texas makes about $241 090 a year. Paired with her uber-successful real estate entrepreneur husband, Moon is rolling in the cash.

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D’Andra Simmons’ net worth: $3 million

While D'Andra's personal net worth is only $3 million, she comes from a family with mountains of cash. Her uncle Harold, who was business partners with her dad, Glenn, was a literal billionaire. Together they had a whole host of successful businesses across the state, which is why the Simmons name is on so many buildings in Dallas. Her mom, Dee Simmons, also founded a million-dollar nutritional supplement company, Ultimate Living, where D’Andra now works.

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Brandi Redmond’s net worth: $4 million

Brandi was a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, but that's the kind of gig that brings local star status, not major dough. Her money comes from Bryan's multi-million dollar real estate business, Suntext Ventures. Brandi's now making her own money, too, with her fashion line Brandi Lane.

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Kameron Westcott’s net worth: $4.5 million

Kameron married into a family dynasty not unlike D'Andra's. Her husband Court is a managing partner at the family business, a private investment fund called Westcott LLC that has made the Westcotts one of the wealthiest families in Dallas. Kameron, meanwhile, has ambitions to make millions of her own with her new company, Sparkle Dog Food, which sells organic pink dog food.

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Kary Brittingham’s net worth: $5 million

Kary's been an open book about her financial standing in her marriage — though she lives a luxurious life with husband Eduardo Brittingham, she longs to have her income and independence. Her husband is the CEO of a successful social media platform that connects Latin communities called Tu Familia. Unsatisfied with her dependence on her husbamd, Kary's recently taken the leap into entrepreneurship, founding her jewlery line Kamo by Kary.

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Stephanie Hollman’s net worth: $18 million

Stephanie used to be a social worker, but her wealth now comes from Travis' business, Hollman Lockers. Selling lockers may sound small-time, but it's not. L.A. Fitness, Equinox and the YMCA are all customers, as are the Dallas Cowboys, not to mention some of the biggest, fanciest country clubs in the states. Hollman Lockers is the reason Travis can drop millions on a new home on a whim. It's also the reason Stephanie has a six figure budget as the head of Hollman's charity efforts.