Channel Nine’s highest paid stars revealed as Lego Masters’ Hamish Blake and Allison Langdon top the list with their jaw-dropping seven figure salaries
Channel Nine’s highest earning presenters have been revealed and Lego Masters host Hamish Blake is said to have topped the list with an eye-watering salary.
The veteran comedian, 41, is said to earn $2million for hosting the upbeat reality show, a senior insider told The Australian on Sunday.
Closely trailing Hamish is Today show host Karl Stefanovic, 48, and his former co-host Allison Langdon, 43, who moved to A Current Affair early this year.
The pair are said to be bringing home a cool $1.5million a year for their hosting duties.
Scott Cam, 60, is also said to be earning the same salary for hosting the hit renovation show The Block.
Channel Nine’s highest earning presenters have been revealed and Lego Masters host Hamish Blake (pictured) is said to have topped the list with an eye-watering salary. The veteran comedian, 41, is said to earn $2million for hosting the upbeat reality show
Other high-earning presenters include The Hundred host Andy Lee and Under Investigation presenter Liz Hayes.
Both are said to be taking home between $1m to $1.2million for their dedicated presenting duties.
Meanwhile, Sydney newsreader Peter Overton, 57, also made the list with a salary between $900,000 to $1million.
Closely trailing Hamish is Today show host Karl Stefanovic (pictured) and his former co-host Allison Langdon, 43, who moved to A Current Affair early this year
Allison Langdon (pictured) is said to be bringing home a cool $1.5million a year for hosting A Current Affair
Elsewhere, Today’s new co-host Sarah Abo, 37, is said to be bringing home $800,000 a year after replacing Allison Langdon in January.
And Sophie Monk, 43, is said to be earning that same amount for her work on the hit dating reality series Love Island.
However, one veteran Channel Nine presenter’s salary remains a secret.
It is unknown what Hot Seat host Eddie McGuire, 60, earns as the veteran presenter also works behind the scenes on several shows as a producer.
Scott Cam (pictured) is also said to be earning the same salary for hosting the hit renovation show The Block
Sophie Monk (pictured) is said to be earning $800,000 for her work on the hit dating reality series Love Island
