All’s Fair Cast Net Worths, Ranked: Who’s the Richest Star?

Ryan Murphy went out and built a starry cast for Hulu's legal drama All's Fair. But when you look at the money side of that lineup, one name absolutely dwarfs everyone else: Kim Kardashian. And frankly, the gap is wild.

Kim K's number is in a different galaxy

Forbes currently pegs Kim Kardashian's net worth at about $1.7 billion. That mountain of cash comes from a stack of lanes: years of reality TV (Keeping Up With the Kardashians and The Kardashians), a nonstop endorsement machine, real estate across the country, and, most of all, her shapewear juggernaut Skims, which Forbes values around $4 billion. She also runs SKKN by Kim on the skincare side. According to Cosmopolitan, she is not just the wealthiest person in the All's Fair ensemble — she also tops the leaderboard among her own sisters.

A quick refresher on the show

All's Fair follows an elite Los Angeles law firm run by a team of women who specialize in high-profile divorces — the kind of cases that keep tabloids in business. Alongside Kim, the cast includes Teyana Taylor, Niecy Nash-Betts, Elizabeth Berkley, Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, Glenn Close, and Matthew Noszka. The show is on Hulu.

So how do her co-stars stack up?

Short answer: they all do just fine — but nobody is touching a billion. Here is how the rest of the main players are estimated to rank, money-wise (figures cited by Celebrity Net Worth unless noted):

• Teyana Taylor — singer, songwriter, dancer, rap artist, and actress: $5 million
• Niecy Nash-Betts — comedian, actress, and producer: $5 million
• Elizabeth Berkley — actress: $10 million (combined with her husband Greg Lauren)
• Sarah Paulson — actress: $12 million
• Naomi Watts — actress and producer: $35 million
• Glenn Close — actress: $50 million
• Matthew Noszka — model and actor: $3 million (via HotNewHipHop)

Even if you add up everyone on that list, it still does not catch Kim's empire. That is not a knock on their careers — there are Oscars in this group — it is just a reminder that Skims-level consumer brands print money in ways even prestige TV and film usually do not.

Curious how All's Fair will use Kim on screen — and how that blends with a cast full of heavy hitters? Same. In the meantime, if you have thoughts on the show or her business run, hit the comments.