Reba McEntire Is a Judge on The Voice — What’s Her Worth?

For nearly 50 years, Reba McEntire has been making bank. While primarily a country music singer for the first 15 years of her long-running career, she branched out to movies in the ’90s, Broadway and sitcoms in the 2000s, and judging and coaching on one of television’s most popular singing competition shows in the 2020s.

From her first single, 1976’s “I Don’t Want to Be a One Night Stand” to releasing her breakthrough album, 1984’s My Kind of Country, starring in horror comedy favorite Tremors to her long-running sitcom Reba, playing Annie Oakley in Annie Get Your Gun on Broadway to being on three of the biggest shows of this decade, Young Sheldon on CBS, Big Sky on ABC and The Voice on NBC, Reba has thrived in the public eye for decades. What’s her net worth?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Reba’s net worth is $95 million. For someone who’s on a massive network television show, has a sitcom still in syndication, and sold over 75 million records, that amount isn’t at all surprising.

First and foremost, Reba is a country music singer. Over 100 of her singles have charted on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart. 25 of those have hit number 1. From her excellent covers, 1990’s “Fancy” and 1991’s “The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia,” to original songs like 1993’s “Does He Love You” and 2001’s “I’m a Survivor” (which you might recognize as the theme song from Reba), she has been able to get country music radio play for over four decades.

Reba’s career has definitely not slowed down with age. She’s is on television more than ever. In addition to being seen twice a week on The Voice, she has been acting a bit more, including a role in Big Sky with her current boyfriend Rex Linn. The pair were also seen together in 2023’s Reba McEntire’s The Hammer on Lifetime. On Jan. 29, 2024, Deadline reported that those roles, along with The Voice, have led NBC to order a new comedy pilot from the team behind the sitcom Reba.

According to The Sun, Reba makes a whopping $13 million for a season of The Voice. Man, it pays quite a bit to sit and judge pretty good singers.

Reba can be seen judging and coaching on The Voice every Monday at 8 p.m. EST and Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST on NBC. Episodes are available the following day on Peacock.