8. Abby Huntsman
Estimated net worth: $20 million
2018–2020
Abby Huntsman joined The View in 2018, bringing political experience and poise to the panel. The daughter of former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman Jr., Abby had built her own media career before joining the show, with stints at MSNBC, Fox News, and ABC News. During her two seasons on The View, she was often the most measured voice in heated debates and added thoughtful political analysis, especially during the 2020 election cycle. She ultimately left the show to help with her father’s gubernatorial campaign, but her departure was also linked to reported behind-the-scenes tensions.
7. Jenny McCarthy
Estimated net worth: $25 million
2013–2014
Jenny McCarthy joined The View in 2013, bringing her high-energy personality and controversial opinions to the roundtable. Already a well-known TV personality, actress, and former Playboy model, Jenny was famous for her roles in comedies, MTV hosting gigs, and bestselling parenting books. Her one season on the show was filled with buzz, and she often brought humor and lightness to the conversation—even when things got tense. After her departure, she continued to host on SiriusXM with her daily show The Jenny McCarthy Show and joined Fox’s hit series The Masked Singer as a judge, where she remains a key panelist.
6. Joy Behar
Estimated net worth: $30 million
1997–2013, 2015–present
Joy Behar is the only original co-host still appearing on The View, and her long-running presence has made her one of the show’s defining voices. Known for her sharp wit, quick comebacks, and no-nonsense political takes, Joy has become a staple of daytime television. Before joining the show, she was a stand-up comedian and had roles in film and theater. She also hosted her own shows, including The Joy Behar Show on HLN and Joy Behar: Say Anything! on Current TV. Her career spans multiple decades and mediums, and she has published books and continued performing stand-up even while on The View. She took a brief break from the show in 2013 but returned in 2015 and has remained a central figure ever since.
5. Raven Symone
Estimated net worth: $40 million
2015–2016
Raven-Symoné had already been a household name long before she joined The View in 2015. Known for her roles on The Cosby Show and Disney Channel’s That’s So Raven, she brought a youthful, entertainment-driven perspective to the panel. While her time on the show lasted just over a year, Raven made headlines for her bold opinions and candid commentary. She left the show in 2016 to focus on her acting career and executive produce Raven’s Home, the successful spinoff of her iconic Disney series. Raven has also dabbled in music, voice work (including Kim Possible), and hosted gigs. Her net worth is a result of decades of work in television, film, music, and behind-the-scenes production.