Keeping Up With The Kardashians star Rob Kardashian has kept a low-profile for the last few years, but that doesn't mean he's not making money.
When KUWTK premiered on the E! network in 2007, Rob Kardashian was a fun-loving brother who often teased his sisters (and got teased back). Since then, Rob has created his own successful socks company, competed on Dancing With The Stars, and welcomed his daughter, Dream, with ex-fiancée, Blac Chyna. He may not be as famous as his sisters, but Rob still garnered a decent chuck of money since he and his family have been in the spotlight.
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Rob Kardashian's estimated net worth amounts to $10 million when including all of his different sources of income from Keeping Up With The Kardashians and from outside of the show. Not only has the 33-year-old appeared on several KUWTK spin-offs, but he has also made a name for himself as a model and talent manager. Let's not forget he has several business ventures such as PerfectSkin, Rival Spot, the BG5, and more recently launching his own socks line, Arthur George. During the earlier seasons of the show, Rob was an important part of putting together the pop girl group BG5. The group was originally managed by his mother, Kris Jenner, but she had too much on her plate and had Rob take over the group. He later appeared on other reality shows without his family such as DWTS, a dating game show on Fox called The Choice, and even served as one of the final judges of Miss USA 2012.
Rob Kardashian reportedly made most of his fortune from appearing on reality TV. In fact, Rob earned a guaranteed minimum of $1 million per year in his base salary from KUWTK. In 2018, however, he took a pay cut and instead was earning $50,000 for each episode he appeared in. By taking that pay cut, Rob's monthly income dropped from $100,000 on average to less than $10,000. Included in his net worth are also endorsement deals Rob and his family have done over the years for brands like Coca-Cola. Each family member gets paid between $75,000 to $300,000 for each endorsement posted on their social media pages. But since Rob is one of the lesser-known of the family, he probably makes closer to $75,000 per deal.
For someone who gets a majority of their income from Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Rob has made quite an impressive net worth for himself. Who knows how much higher it will be now that the family had signed their new deal with Hulu.
Sources: Celebrity Net Worth