Tony Beets – $15 Million

Gold is the only type of currency that’s never lost its value over the course of history. Still, Tony Beets’ fortune isn’t just made out of precious minerals: the Dutch-born Canadian is a TV personality best known for his successful reality series Gold Rush, which aired on the Discovery Channel for 11 seasons already.

Beets has a reported net worth of $15 million and has already made it to 182 episodes of Gold Rush. In 2012, Beets and his usual mining partners have appeared in Gold Rush: Winter’s Fortune, yet another spin-off of their massively successful reality series.

PHIL MCGRAW: $460 MILLION

Phil McGraw might have helped others with their mental health and inner peace, but when the TV personality is looking for peace and quiet, he has several lavish homes where he can hang his hat. In 2007, he splashed a flat $5 million on a Tim Burton-inspired former residence before gifting it to his son after an unsuccessful attempt at selling it.

In early 2020, McGraw listed his 6,170 square-foot, five-bedroom home in Beverly Hills for $5.75 million. The bizarre home’s interior style includes a wall of rifles and expletive-laden graffiti. In October 2021, he caused controversy when he interviewed a death row inmate on “Dr. Phil.”

CLINT EASTWOOD: $375 MILLION

With $375 million to his name, Clint Eastwood can afford to spend some of it on his expensive homes and luxury vehicles. Along with his $9.75 million estate in Pebble Beach, the “Gran Torino” actor also has quite a few automobiles parked in his garage.

As an enthusiast of vintage motors, his impressive collection of vehicles includes a 1932 Ford Roadster, a 1960 Jaguar “XK150” roadster, a 1966 Ferrari “275 GTB,” a 1975 Ferrari “365 GT4” Berlinetta Boxer, and a 1977 Pontiac Trans Am, among others. In 2021, Eastwood was awarded a $6.1 million lawsuit settlement when he accused a Lithuanian company of using his likeness for false endorsement.