Heather Dubrow Net Worth

What is Heather Dubrow's net worth?

Heather Dubrow is an American reality star who has a net worth of $80 million. The majority of Heather Dubrow's net worth is actually derived from her husband, plastic surgeon Terry Dubrow. Heather Dubrow is a television personality, actress, and entrepreneur based in the United States. Heather gained widespread fame as one of the stars of the reality television show "The Real Housewives of Orange County." On the show, she displayed her opulent lifestyle, sharp wit, and business acumen, garnering a large following of dedicated viewers. Her time on the show catapulted her into the public eye and opened doors to numerous opportunities.

Beyond her television stardom, Heather Dubrow is also known for her podcast, "Heather Dubrow's World," where she discusses lifestyle, beauty, and wellness topics, often featuring celebrity guests. She's also made acting appearances on TV shows like "Hot in Cleveland" and "Hawaii Five-0."

Heather's entrepreneurial ventures further contribute to her public profile. She has a skincare line, Consult Beaute, which she co-founded with her husband, Dr. Terry Dubrow, who is a famed plastic surgeon. She also has a champagne brand, Collette, adding to her diverse portfolio.

Terry Dubrow's late brother, Kevin Dubrow, was the lead singer of the rock band Quiet Riot.

Early Life

Heather Dubrow was born Heather Paige Kent was born on January 5, 1969, in the Bronx. She grew up in Chappaqua, New York. She is a fifth-generation American of Jewish ancestry from Germany, Hungary, and Poland. She competed in beauty pageants as a teenager and was named Miss Greater Syracuse in 1989. The following year, she won the title of Miss Congeniality at the Miss New York State Pageant. She graduated from Syracuse University in 1990 with a BFA in Musical Theatre.

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Career

When Heather first moved to L.A. to pursue an acting career, she worked as a performer, singing at the Golden Horseshoe Jamboree at Disneyland. She met a guy there, and together, they put together a 14-piece band and started touring. For four years, Heather toured with the band as its lead singer, opening for artists such as Mel Torme, Manhattan Transfer, and Dana Carvey.

From 2000 to 2002, she starred in the CBS television drama "That's Life" as Lydia DeLucca. She also performed the show's theme song, "Learnin' As I Go," which was used in the second season. She also appeared in "Married with Children," "Nowhere Man," "Men Behaving Badly," "Life with Roger," "Jenny," "Early Edition," "Stark Raving Mad," and "Surviving Suburbia." She left acting for a number of years to focus on raising her four children.

She was brought into the cast of "The Real Housewives of Orange County" after befriending cast member Tamra Judge, and she generally gets along with everyone, though she occasionally butts heads with fellow cast members for being so buttoned up. Dubrow appeared on "The Real Housewives of Orange County" from 2012 to 2016. She reportedly left the show after a series of explosive encounters with then-new Housewife Kelly Dodd. Their drama continued off the show, with Kelly secretly filming Heather outside of a fitness studio, which she posted to her Instagram Story in 2019.

She returned to her acting roots while still trying to balance her work and family life and can be seen in episodes of "Malibu Country," "Hot in Cleveland," "Young & Hungry," and "Hawaii Five-0." Some of her "Real Housewives" castmates affectionately call her "fancy pants" because of her lavish lifestyle.

Dubrow has also worked as a substitute co-host of "Good Day L.A." and "Botched: Post Op."

Heather has her own podcast, "Heather Dubrow's World," which focuses on health, beauty, wellness, travel, parenting, and also talking about "Botched" and "RHOC." On behalf of her podcast, she appeared at SXSW in 2019. New episodes premiere every Friday on PodcastOne. She also has a YouTube channel called "Heather's Closet" that debuts new episodes weekly.

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Meeting Terry Dubrow

When Heather was 27, she asked a close friend who worked as a transplant surgeon if he knew any Jewish doctors he could introduce her to. That introduction led to a blind date with plastic surgeon Dr. Terry Dubrow. While Terry was immediately smitten, Heather admitted she needed more time before she felt the same way. During one of their early weekend getaways, as Heather was walking up to board a plane, she suddenly knew she wanted to marry him. Three years later, in 1999, the couple wed.

Heather and Terry have built a life together in Newport Beach, California, where they raised their four children: twins Nicholas and Maximillia, as well as daughters Katarina and Collette. Heather has often spoken about the balancing act of raising a family while managing careers in entertainment, medicine, and business. Their home life has been showcased at times on "The Real Housewives of Orange County," giving fans a glimpse into their family dynamic and Heather's role as both mother and businesswoman.

Terry Dubrow's Medical Background

Terry Dubrow earned his medical degree at UCLA, followed by a master's degree from Yale University. He completed a residency in general surgery, served as chief resident at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, and then trained in a fellowship for plastic and reconstructive surgery at UCLA Medical Center. He is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and recognized as a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. His medical expertise and reputation in cosmetic surgery eventually paved the way for his high-profile career in reality television.

Terry's Television Career

Outside of his medical practice, Terry Dubrow has become a familiar face on television. His breakout came in 2004 on Fox's makeover series "The Swan," which featured women undergoing dramatic transformations that included multiple cosmetic procedures. He later starred in "Bridalplasty," a 2010 reality competition where women vied for wedding makeovers and cosmetic surgeries performed by Dubrow. In 2015, he co-hosted "Good Work" with RuPaul and Sandra Vergara, a short-lived talk show centered on plastic surgery and beauty culture.

Terry's most enduring success, however, has been E!'s hit series "Botched," which premiered in 2014. On the show, he and fellow surgeon Dr. Paul Nassif repair failed cosmetic surgeries and help patients who have experienced trauma or medical malpractice. "Botched" has run for multiple seasons and solidified Terry's reputation as one of the most recognizable plastic surgeons in the world.

Family Connections

Terry is also the younger brother of the late Kevin Dubrow, the lead singer of the heavy metal band Quiet Riot. Kevin fronted the group from 1975 until his death in 2007, leaving behind a legacy as one of the defining voices of the 1980s hard rock scene.

Joint Ventures

Heather and Terry have collaborated on multiple projects that merge their expertise in beauty, wellness, and media. In 2018, they co-authored "The Dubrow Diet," which promotes a structured version of intermittent fasting and low-carb eating to encourage weight loss and anti-aging benefits. They later followed with "The Dubrow Keto Fusion Diet," blending aspects of keto with intermittent fasting.

Beyond books, the couple co-created Consult Beaute, a skincare line that has grown over the past 15 years into a broad range of beauty and anti-aging products sold through shopping networks and online platforms. Their joint ventures reflect the way the Dubrows have parlayed their medical, media, and business profiles into a family brand.

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Chateau Dubrow

In 2013, Heather Terry sold their longtime Orange County mansion for $16.4 million. Around the same time as the sale, they paid $4.3 million for a plot of land in a new Newport Coast community, where they proceeded to build their new dream home. The final product, which they named "Chateau Dubrow," spans 22,000 square feet over nearly a full acre. They reportedly spent $21 million constructing the mansion. In October 2022, they sold Chateau Dubrow to an unnamed buyer for $55 million.

Other Real Estate

The same month of the sale, Terry and Heather paid $14 million for a penthouse in Los Angeles' Century City neighborhood. Located within the 42-story tower known as The Century, the Dubrows' unit has 5,300 square feet of living space and, amazingly, just TWO bedrooms. Heather and Terry also own a property in Idaho.

It is known as the "Cavalli Penthouse," and here is a video tour:

In July 2023, Terry and Heather paid $16.1 million for a hilltop mansion in Beverly Hills that formerly belonged to producer Dino De Laurentiis. Terry and Heather listed this home for sale in March 2025 for $25 million. They ultimately accepted $16.5 million in August 2025. Here is a video tour:

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