Radar Online confirmed, via court documents filed as part of the divorce in 2018, that the RHOC star was pulling in a whopping $400,000 per season on the show. However, her ex swiftly claimed Beador actually makes double that amount. Then, complicating matters further, another Radar Online report stated court documents filed the year before by Beador revealed that she expected to pay close to half her salary in taxes, which came to about $400,000 at the time.

Those same papers also claimed that Beador earned $181,390 from management company Central Entertainment Group, which handles her high-earning bookings and endorsement deals. The Real Housewives star also made $5,150 from NBC Universal for taking part in so-called "network sponsored events."