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Net Worth Of Each Of The SIX Cast Member Of The American Sitcom Friends

Jennifer Aniston

it’s no surprise that Jennifer Aniston is the richest cast member of the American sitcom Friends, but what about Courtney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, and the others?

Notorious for negotiating: In season one each cast member earned a cool US$22,500 per episode. That worked out to $540,000 for the entire first season.

In season two, things got complicated – and unequal – with cast members earning between US$20,000 and US$40,000 each per episode.

In season three they made history after negotiating their salaries as a team and agreeing on US$75,000 each per episode ($1.875 million for the season), $85,000 per episode for season FOUR ($2.04 million), $100,000 per episode for season FIVE ($2.5 million) and $125,000 episode in season SIX ($3.125 million).

They each ended up earning $750,000 per episode in seasons 7 and 8. That worked out to $18 million for each of these seasons.

For seasons 9 and 10, each cast member earned a whopping $1 million per episode – the highest ever for actors in a sitcom at the time. That worked out to $24 million for season 9 and $18 million for season 10. According to Cosmopolitan, the syndication rights earn the show around US$1 billion a year – and the cast gets a 2% cut of this.

Here are the Friends stars’ estimated net worths in 2021.

  1. Jennifer Aniston: US$300 million
  2. Courtney Cox: US$150 million
  3. Matthew Perry: US$120 million
  4. Lisa Kudrow: US$90 million
  5. David Schwimmer: US$85 million
  6. Matt LeBlanc: US$80 million

Here are the Friends stars’ estimated net worths in 2021

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Alexandra Dimitropoulou, PhD
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