(NewsNation) — Guy Fieri has gained millions of fans over the years through his various Food Network programs and has established a television empire.
Fieri is worth $100 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
Here is what makes up the celebrity chef’s wealth.
Guy Fieri’s Food Network Salary
Fieri first appeared on the Food Network in 2006, when he won the second season of “Next Food Network Star,” earning $1,000 per episode
That opportunity led him to host over a dozen shows on the network, including the long-running show “Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives.”
The “Guy’s Grocery Games” host signed a three-year, $30 million deal contract with the network in 2018, Celebrity Net Worth reports.
He renewed his contract with the network in 2021 for another three-year deal but this time for $80 million. The deal made him one of the most prominent figures on TV worldwide.
Fieri’s earnings from the Food Network soared in 2023 when he signed a massive three-year, $100 million contract with the network.
“I’m so appreciative. I really feel fortunate,” he said at the time, according to People magazine. “I started at the Food Network almost 17, 18 years ago. And never thought anything like this was ever coming my way.”
Guy Fieri’s restaurant empire
The host capitalized on his fame and has opened several restaurants since he’s stepped onto the scene.
He opened Guy’s American Kitchen and Bar in New York City in 2012 but closed it in 2017.
Since then, Fieri has launched several restaurants, including Guy’s Burger Joint on Carnival cruise ships, Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen and Bar in Las Vegas and Guy Fieri’s Baltimore Kitchen & Bar at the Horseshoe Casino in Baltimore.
Guy Fieri’s real estate holdings
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Fieri owns a 450-acre ranch near Napa, California.
He bought a home in West Palm Beach, Florida, in 2021 for $3.9 million. Two years later, he purchased a $7.3 million, waterfront 6,600-square-foot mansion in Palm Beach.
The “Guy’s Chance of a Lifetime” host also collects classic cars, owning a 1971 Chevelle, 1968 Firebird, 1969 Impala and 1967 Chevy C10 pickup.