Sutton Stracke
- Net worth $25 million
- Birthday September 20, 1971
- Status -
- Country United States
- Source(-s) of wealth Entrepreneur, TV Personality
How much is Sutton Stracke Worth? Sutton Stracke Net Worth in 2026
Sutton Stracke’s net worth is estimated at $25 million as of November 2026. The number people repeat most about her money came from a fan account, not from her: about $300,000 a month in spousal support, and we found no confirmation. The firmest figure we can find is a price tag, $8,995,000, on a Bel Air house she put up for sale in June 2026.
| Net worth | $25 million (rough estimate, range $15 million to $50 million) |
|---|---|
| Estimated annual income | About $4 million before tax (our assumption, mostly reported support) |
| Born | September 20, 1971, Columbia, South Carolina (age 55) |
| Country | United States |
| Known for | The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Sutton Brands |
| Main income sources | Reported spousal support, real estate, reality television, fashion retail |
How Sutton Stracke built it
- Built a career before television. She rose to director of development at a dance foundation, then ran the Augusta Ballet.
- Opened a boutique in 2019. Her West Hollywood store opened in 2019 and later moved to appointments and online.
- Launched a second fashion business. She founded Sutton Brands, a sustainable fashion label, launched in October 2023.
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Our figure is $25 million, in a range of $15 million to $50 million. This one is a rough estimate: little of the money is documented. No pay stub, court figure or company account has been published, so most of the ledger below is labelled assumption.
Higher public estimates run up to about $50 million. They appear to count the former couple’s assets as hers or treat every dollar of reported support as saved, when support is spent as well as received. We also can’t see any money from her own family, which is the biggest reason our range stays wide.
How we got to $25 million
| Source | Our estimate | What it rests on |
|---|---|---|
| Bel Air house | $8.5 million | TMZ reported the $8,995,000 listing on June 11, 2026. Assumption: it sells at asking, 6 percent goes to costs, and no mortgage, since none has been reported. Unsold as far as we can find. |
| Spousal support kept | $8.1 million | HollywoodLife relayed a fan-account note claiming $3.6 million a year. Unconfirmed. Assumption: nine years comes to $32.4 million, and 25 percent is left after tax and living costs. |
| Cash and other named assets | $6 million | The same note listed $1,235,000 in cash, a home in Augusta, an apartment in Venice, stakes in two minor league baseball teams and a lumber company, and shares. No values given. Assumption: $4.8 million for everything beyond the cash. |
| Reality TV pay after tax | $1.3 million | Pay isn’t public. Assumption: $500,000 a season for five full seasons, Seasons 11 to 15 by our count, with about half kept. |
| Boutique and Sutton Brands | $1 million | No revenue or sales figure has been published. Assumption: her share of both businesses, inventory included. |
| Total | $25 million | Rows add to $24.9 million, rounded. |
The 9 percent she earned on camera and in the store
Add the TV row and the fashion row and you get $2.3 million. Divide by the $24.9 million ledger and it comes to about 9 percent, by our calculation. Even if we have her TV pay wrong by a factor of two, the shape holds: the show made her famous, and the money that matters sits in a house and in what came out of a marriage to a man who worked at PIMCO that ended by 2017 at the latest.
She has spoken to that point herself. In a 2023 episode, relayed by Bravo’s Daily Dish, she said she stopped working after her first child and became financially dependent. She also said support comes with an anchor and that she wants complete freedom, according to the same HollywoodLife report. She also said she wants her children to learn that financial autonomy is liberating, an unusual line to sit beside a reported monthly check.
Two Bel Air houses, two very different asks
The first was bought in 2012 for $7 million with her then husband and listed in June 2020 at $8.95 million. At the reunion that year she joked she was “desperately broke”, which played well in a room full of people with gates.
The second took longer. While it was rebuilt, she rented Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky’s house for $20,000 a month for nearly a year, a bill of up to about $240,000 by our math. Bravo described the finished place as a $5.35 million house, and she moved in during October 2021. TMZ says she bought it in 2020. It once belonged to the late Lakers owner Jerry Buss, and the June 2026 listing, described by Cottages & Gardens, cites a multimillion-dollar renovation.
The gap between $5.35 million and $8,995,000 is $3.645 million before any costs. If $5.35 million was the purchase price, taking off even $2 million for the work (our assumption, since the bill isn’t public) drops the profit to about $1.6 million, before commissions. Bravo doesn’t say which it was, and if the figure already included the work, the profit is closer to the full gap. She has said she plans to spend more time in New York City and South Carolina.
From Merce Cunningham to a For Lease sign
Her working life didn’t start with Bravo. She moved to New York to dance, became studio manager for Merce Cunningham and rose to director of development at his foundation, then ran the Augusta Ballet as executive director.
The West Hollywood boutique opened in 2019. In 2024 a For Lease sign went up outside, and her explanations ranged from a mix-up with her assistant to a line about unpaid rent. Bravo said in January 2026 that, as of 2025, the store worked by appointment or online, alongside Sutton Brands, a sustainable label launched in October 2023. In December 2025 she said live shopping would follow in 2026. No revenue number has been made public for any of it.
Three things would move our figure: the actual sale price in Bel Air, any court or personal confirmation of the support, and an end date for those payments. At the reported rate, each extra year is $3.6 million gross and about $900,000 at the 25 percent we assume she keeps.
Sutton Stracke net worth FAQ
How much did Sutton Stracke make from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills?
We found no published figure for her pay. We assume $500,000 a season for five full seasons, or $2.5 million before tax, and about half of that left afterwards.
How much spousal support does Sutton Stracke get?
A fan-account note reported in October 2023 claimed about $300,000 a month, while a post on X said almost half a million. We found no confirmation of either number from her.
How much is Sutton Stracke’s Bel Air house listed for?
It went on the market on June 11, 2026, at $8,995,000. She moved in during October 2021 and we found no reported sale as of November 2026.
What happened to Sutton Stracke’s store?
A For Lease sign appeared in 2024, and by 2025 the boutique sold by appointment and online. She started Sutton Brands in October 2023.
How is this net worth figure estimated?
We add $8.5 million for the house, $8.1 million of kept support, $6 million of named assets, $1.3 million from TV and $1 million for the brands.
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How we estimate net worth
Our estimates are based on public reporting, company valuations, and deal and earnings figures all compiled in an internal valuation model. They are approximate, and figures change over time as new information emerges.
Last updated: November 2026.