Who are the UK’s richest reality TV couples? The most wealthy pairings revealed from Molly Mae Hague and Tommy Fury to Sam Thompson and Zara McDermott – but the top spot may surprise you

From Love Island to Made in Chelsea, the UK has seen a host of names appear on reality TV.

Some stars enter the world of television and showbiz with money already in their accounts, but for others it gives them a unique opportunity to build a brand and launch other opportunities.

From Molly Mae Hague and Tommy Fury to Rochelle and Marvin Humes, some celebrities have boosted their worth even further by becoming loved thanks to their relationship with their significant other.

And after Sam Thompson won this year I’m a Celebrityhe and girlfriend Zara McDermott intend to compete with some of reality showthe most famous names.

But some couples making the Rich List may come as a surprise.

Here, MailOnline takes a deep dive to find out who is the UK’s richest reality TV couple, as well as other rich couples who could give them a run for their money.

Tasha Guri and Andrew Le Page – £1 million

Former Love Island stars make up a significant number of couples on the rich list due to the dating show’s penchant for thrusting them into the spotlight and landing a slew of brand deals.

Topping the list are Tasha Guri, 25, and Andrew Le Page, 28, ranked fourth in the Summer 2022 rankings.

Tasha and Andrew have done well to remain in the spotlight, primarily through their TikTok accounts, where they document their family life together and create fun and interesting content.

The two prove that sticking together after the show is the way to succeed in the outside world financially, and even adopted a puppy named Luna.

Tasha has 1.4 million Instagram followers and since her time on the island she has become eBay’s first beloved ambassador, as well as landing deals with brands such as Mungler.

Zara McDermott and Sam Thompson – £1.3 million.

Former Love Islander Zara, 27, and Made in Chelsea star Sam, 31, have been in a relationship since 2018, barring one very infamous split.

Although they have been a couple in the spotlight for years and have produced content together on social media, they are now set to make more money after Sam won I’m a Celebrity and Zara supported him at home.

Zara, who started working in television after her stint on Love Island, has also made headlines recently thanks to her appearance on Strictly Come Dancing this year.

Meanwhile, Sam will receive a cash boost after being crowned King of the Jungle and is said to even be lined up for a job on ITV’s This Morning.

Ekin-Su Culculoglu and Davide Sanclimenti – £2.6 million.

Ekin-Soo, 29, and Davide, 28, became the love story of Love Island in the summer of 2022, winning the hearts of the nation with their haters vs. lovers storyline.

Despite their brief split this summer, they appear to have reunited after being separated for less than a month.

Akin is said to have made half a million from deals with brands such as OhPolly and BCosmetics alone since leaving the villa, and their joint travel show… Ekin Su and Davide: Homecoming also added to their overall cash prize.

Akin also appeared on Dancing on Ice in 2023 and is set to appear in the upcoming series Traitors USA.

Olivia and Alex Bowen – £4.5 million.

Olivia and Alex Bowen became the first Love Island couple to marry in 2018 after appearing on the show’s second series two years earlier.

Olivia, 29, and Alex, 32, have son Abel together and are currently building their dream home in Essex.

The couple competed on the reality show, earning money from various sponsorships and brand deals on their personal Instagram accounts and their home account @thebowenhome.

Dianne Buswell and Joe Sugg – £7.2 million.

Diane and Joe met on Strictly in 2018 when they were together and finished runners-up to Kevin Clifton and Stacey Dooley.

They only confirmed their romance after the show ended but are still together five years later and live in a £3.5million house in Sussex.

Professional dancer Dianna, 34, has had a number of successful years on the BBC dance show, including reaching the final this year with EastEnders’ Bobby Brazier.

Meanwhile, 32-year-old YouTuber Joe has more than seven million subscribers, making money from advertising revenue, a TV show with his former roommate Caspar Lee and even releasing a graphic novel called Username Evie.

Dianna became a regular guest on his channel, featuring him in her signature prank videos and vlogs.

Molly May-Hague and Tommy Fury – £9 million.

Molly-Mae and Tommy, both 24, are Love Island’s most financially secure couple and have become synonymous with the success of the ITV dating show.

The now-engaged couple welcomed baby Bambi earlier this year and recently put up a united front despite rumors swirling following Tommy’s recent trip to Dubai, where he was seen partying the night away.

Molly’s fake tan business Filter, her former six-figure job as creative director of PrettyLittleThing and numerous brand deals have cemented her success since her stint on the fifth series of Love Island in 2019.

Meanwhile, Tommy’s boxing career has brought him colossal winnings, including a £3.7 million fight against Jake Paul and just under £5 million for his fight against KSI.

Rochelle and Marvin Humes – £9.4 million.

Rochelle and Marvin are the first musical couple to make it onto the reality TV rich list, as both have embarked on various television projects since their respective bands’ heyday.

Former The Saturdays singer Rochelle, 34, and JLS’ Marvin, 38, married at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire in 2012 and share children Alaya-Mai, ten, Valentina, six, and Blake, three.

Marvin appeared on I’m A Celeb this year and is still touring with his boy band years after his first X Factor appearance in 2008.

Rochelle now helps present ITV’s This Morning and the pair have even performed together in the past.

Sophie Habboo and Jamie Lang – £10.1 million.

Jamie, 35, and Sophie, 30, tied the knot this year in two stunning ceremonies – one in London and one in Seville – after first meeting on E4’s Made in Chelsea.

Jamie himself has made millions from his confectionery company, Candy Kittens, which specializes in vegan and vegetarian sweets.

Jamie’s great-grandfather Sir Alexander Grant invented the digestive biscuit in 1892. However, despite rumors to the contrary, he denies that he is the McVities heir.

When Jamie and Sophie got engaged in December 2021, they launched a podcast together called NearlyWeds, which they have since renamed NewlyWeds and will tour the UK next year.

Their joint business and television projects earned them second place on the list, with the couple estimated to be worth more than £10 million.

Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews – £14.5 million.

First place goes to another Made In Chelsea star in Jamie’s best friend Spencer Matthews and his wife Vogue Williams.

The Vogue reality star was married to Westlife’s Brian McFadden before their split in 2015 and is now married to former Made In Chelsea bad boy Spencer.

The couple appeared together on The Jump and married in 2018.

They’re going strong, have three children, Theo, five, Gigi, three, and Otto, 20 months, and host their own podcast, which will tour the UK next year.

They are worth a whopping £14.5 million, meaning they top the list of the UK’s richest reality TV stars.

They also recently put their West London home on the market for £6 million.