Sean Hannity – $300 Million
Sean Hannity’s career was just getting started in 1989. He was only a general contractor working as a general contractor before hosting a radio talk show at a college station in Santa Barbara. He quickly joined WVNN in Alabama and later moved to Atlanta to join WGST. In 1996, Hannity finally got his big break. Fox hired him to co-host ‘Hannity & Colmes’ with Alan Colmes. When Colmes did not return in 2008, the show was renamed, Hannity. He also hosts the ‘Sean Hannity Show,’ a radio show.
Sean Hannity $300 Million
Erin Andrews – $25 Million
Erin Andrews began her career in broadcasting at Fox Sports Florida. In 2000, she worked as a freelance reporter before joining the Sunshine Network as a Tampa Bay Lightning reporter in 2001. She started working at Turner South as a studio host and reporter in 2002. She covered the Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Hawks, and Atlanta Thrashers for the Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Hawks, and Atlanta Thrashers. Her good work at Turner South caught ESPN’s attention, and she was hired as a reporter.
Erin Andrews $25 Million
