Loose Women has had a turbulent 2026. ITV’s daytime budget cuts moved the show to a term-time schedule, Denise Welch announced in August that she was leaving to focus on acting, and ITV News reported that Nadia Sawalha had started legal action against ITV after being taken off the show. Coronation Street’s Samia Longchambon has since joined the panel.
Through it all, the panel has carried on putting the world to rights every lunchtime. But behind the chat about menopause, marriage and the latest reality scandal, how much are these women actually worth?
Quick disclaimer: these are Unifresher’s own estimates, based on reported earnings, TV and brand deals, business records at Companies House and what’s publicly known about property. They’re educated guesses, not bank statements. Where stars are married to famous (and famously wealthy) partners, we’ve only counted their own earnings. The rotating line-up below is correct at the time of writing.
The top tier: genuinely loaded
1. Christine Lampard – £6 million
Christine has been a primetime presenter since The One Show, and is now Loose Women’s lead anchor and Lorraine’s regular stand-in. Her company, Chrisola Entertainment, reported net assets of around £2 million in its latest accounts at Companies House. Add property and two decades of TV deals, and we estimate around £6 million of her own, before you even count her husband Frank Lampard.
2. Myleene Klass – £5 million
Hear’Say had two UK number ones, and Myleene’s solo classical album went Gold. Since then she’s presented on Classic FM for 20 years and on Smooth Radio, designed ranges for Mothercare and Littlewoods, written three books and picked up an MBE. Her company reported net assets of over £400,000. We estimate around £5 million.
3. Janet Street-Porter – £4 million
Janet has been a big name in British media since the 1970s, as a TV executive, presenter and editor of the Independent on Sunday, plus more than nine books. Her long-running company reported net assets of around £1.6 million in its latest accounts. She’s on a tour to mark her 80th birthday, too. We estimate around £4 million.
4. Kelly Brook – £4 million
Kelly has been a model, actress and presenter for more than 25 years, with a reported £1 million Lynx deal back in 2007, a Simply Be clothing line and a bestselling autobiography. She’s co-hosted Heart London’s drivetime show since 2019, and recently did I’m A Celebrity. We estimate around £4 million.
5. Ruth Langsford – £4 million
Ruth has anchored Loose Women on and off since 1999, and her QVC fashion range has been running since 2017. Her company reported net assets of around £770,000 in its latest accounts, down from £1.3 million the year before. Her divorce from Eamonn Holmes was announced in 2024, so we’d treat the figure with care. We estimate around £4 million.
The comfortably minted middle
6. Gloria Hunniford – £3.5 million
Gloria has been on British TV and radio since the 1960s, including 13 years on BBC Radio 2 and more than 15 years co-presenting BBC One’s Rip Off Britain. She was given the Freedom of the City of London this year. Five decades of broadcasting add up to an estimated £3.5 million.
7. Jane Moore – £3.5 million
Jane has been a columnist at The Sun for decades, alongside reporting for Channel 4’s Dispatches, writing novels and being Loose Women’s go-to relief anchor since 2018. She also took part in I’m A Celebrity in 2024. We estimate around £3.5 million.
8. Frankie Bridge – £3 million
The Saturdays had a number one with What About Us and a platinum album, and Frankie has since been runner-up on Strictly and third on I’m A Celebrity. Add podcast hosting, books and brand partnerships and we estimate the former pop star is worth around £3 million.
9. Mariella Frostrup – £3 million
Mariella spent nearly 20 years presenting Radio 4’s Open Book, wrote the Observer’s agony column and has worked at Times Radio. She’s also written about menopause and was appointed a government menopause employment ambassador. We estimate around £3 million.
10. Oti Mabuse – £3 million
Oti won Strictly Come Dancing twice as a pro, then moved into judging on The Masked Dancer and Dancing on Ice, and is now head judge on Ireland’s Dancing with the Stars. She also published a novel this year. Her company reported net assets of nearly £950,000. We estimate around £3 million.
11. Penny Lancaster – £3 million
Penny built a successful modelling career, including a reported £200,000 Ultimo deal, before moving into TV. Her own company reported net assets of nearly £1 million in its latest accounts. Counting only her own earnings (not husband Rod Stewart’s), we estimate around £3 million.
The “only” multimillionaires
12. GK Barry – £2.5 million
The youngest panellist in the show’s history is also one of its savviest earners. Her Saving Grace podcast, sell-out tour, BBC Radio 1 show, I’m A Celebrity run, ITV2 hosting and new book have helped her company report net assets of over £1.6 million. We estimate around £2.5 million, and rising.
13. Kaye Adams – £2.5 million
One of the show’s original anchors, Kaye spent 15 years on BBC Radio Scotland. Decades of TV and radio put her at around £2.5 million on our estimate.
14. Olivia Attwood – £2.5 million
Olivia has turned Love Island fame into a TV empire, with ITV’s Getting Filthy Rich, ITV2’s Bad Boyfriends and The Heat, and a KISS radio show with Pete Wicks. Her company’s net assets jumped to around £380,000 in 2024. We estimate around £2.5 million (more in our Olivia Attwood profile).
15. Charlene White – £2 million
Charlene has been a familiar face on ITV News for well over a decade, and became a Loose Women anchor in 2021. She also took part in I’m A Celebrity in 2022. A steady newsreader’s salary plus daytime TV puts her at around £2 million on our estimate.
16. Coleen Nolan – £2 million
The Nolans are said to have sold millions of records, and Coleen has since won Celebrity Big Brother, written eight books and penned a newspaper agony column. She’s been on Loose Women on and off since 2000. We estimate around £2 million.
17. Sue Cleaver – £2 million
Sue played Eileen Grimshaw on Coronation Street for 25 years, one of soap’s more secure (and well-paid) jobs, before leaving in 2025. She’s also done I’m A Celebrity and Celebrity MasterChef and written a memoir. We estimate around £2 million.
18. Judi Love – £1 million
Judi’s stand-up career took off after her Loose Women debut, leading to Strictly in 2021, her own ITV series Judi Love’s Culinary Cruise, LOL: Last One Laughing UK and national tours. She’s later to fame than most of the panel, so we estimate around £1 million.
Loose Women rich list at a glance
| Rank | Name | Estimated net worth |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Christine Lampard | £6 million |
| 2 | Myleene Klass | £5 million |
| 3 | Janet Street-Porter | £4 million |
| 4 | Kelly Brook | £4 million |
| 5 | Ruth Langsford | £4 million |
| 6 | Gloria Hunniford | £3.5 million |
| 7 | Jane Moore | £3.5 million |
| 8 | Frankie Bridge | £3 million |
| 9 | Mariella Frostrup | £3 million |
| 10 | Oti Mabuse | £3 million |
| 11 | Penny Lancaster | £3 million |
| 12 | GK Barry | £2.5 million |
| 13 | Kaye Adams | £2.5 million |
| 14 | Olivia Attwood | £2.5 million |
| 15 | Charlene White | £2 million |
| 16 | Coleen Nolan | £2 million |
| 17 | Sue Cleaver | £2 million |
| 18 | Judi Love | £1 million |
Add it all up and the regular Loose Women line-up is worth roughly £57 million on our estimates, and that’s before you count rotating faces like Kéllé Bryan, Brenda Edwards and newcomer Samia Longchambon. Former panellist Stacey Solomon could probably buy the studio by now, mind. See how Kelly Brook’s fortune compared with her campmates in our I’m A Celebrity 2025 rich list, or browse the richest UK reality TV stars.
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