Emily Simpson Net Worth Reveal

Despite joining The Real Housewives of Orange County gang alongside Braunwyn Windham-Burke in its 13th season in 2018, Emily Simpson still comes out like a rookie on the set with a mediocre net worth. But everyone knows she's tough. That falling out with once-close-friend Tamra Judge and fighting back against the veteran's claim that she is not fit for RHOC got real. It still isn't likely to stop.

Born on January 19, 1976 [age 44], in Ohio, Emily had a troubling childhood. Her parents' divorce did not end in good terms, and she had to see her mother suffer, who was a victim of depression. But after years of perseverance and finding love in her husband, Shane Simpson, the once-broke mom stands strong on her feet.

Almost 11 years, and Emily is still going strong with her husband, Shane Simpson.
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Yes, before she started her job as an attorney, she was kind of poor. As for memorabilia, she keeps her cheap (in comparison to her castmates') wedding dress in her closet. The more amazing thing is that Shane is also an attorney, and thus, they have a good understanding of each other. Since she is still new to RHOC, her net worth is not great in comparison but still commendable.

Emily Simpson's 2020 Net Worth Is $900,000 after the 14th Season Completed — Salary, Earnings and Comparison

As of January 2020, Emily Simpson has a net worth of $900,000 in estimation. Her job as an attorney and a part-time party planner pay quite well. But her biggest source of income has got to be her salary on Bravo TV. Being a newer member of the show, she isn't expected to be paid much, but a general payout per season for a new Real Housewife is certainly around $100,000. Thus, an update to last year's net worth of $800,000 puts her current wealth to $900,000, with expenses accounted for.

Considering her background, her net worth is still very decent.
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In comparison to the other current cast (maybe reshuffled according to current news), Simpson has the lowest net worth value of all. But considering she started out her career path with a poor bank balance, being an almost-millionaire is something she should take the utmost pride in.

Shannon Beador – $10 million
Kelly Dodd – $10 million
Vicki Gunvalson – $7.3 million
Braunwyn Windham-Burke – $3.3 million
Tamra Judge – $3 million
Gina Kirschenheiter – $1 million

Unlike Others, Emily Was Not a Full Stay-at-Home Mother - Her Jobs

There are a lot of things the 44-year-old has to juggle around in life — multiple jobs, kids, and reality stardom. She does it ever so gracefully and wants to show she can handle every aspect of it just as so. Besides appearing on RHOC, she is also a copyright attorney and a party planner. She took the latter as a part-time job so as to fend for her children.

Emily even takes summer off from the job so that the kids have plenty of time to spend with her.
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The star graduated from Thomas Jefferson Law School in 2005, and immediately after, she started working as an attorney. She is currently employed by the Law Firm of Higbee & Associates after previously working as a family law and paralegal associate for them. As is noted already, her husband Shane also is an attorney. The two previously worked together as associate attorneys at Pranno Law in Salt Lake City, Utah.

According to the husband's LinkedIn profile, Shane works as a claims investigator with APEX Investigation since 2015. He also worked as an associate attorney for Simpson & Simpson Law in Lehi, Utah, while also being a real estate consultant at DPFG in San Juan Capistrano, California and an investigations manager for Target in Orange County, California before that.

David Miller

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