‘RHOSLC’ Star Heather Gay Is a Single Mom Whose Net Worth Is … – Distractify
Heather Gay of Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City fame has a very intriguing back story. The Utah native married into a very wealthy family with ties to a world-renowned businessman, pilot, and film producer. Heather went on to get divorced, open her own business, and write a book detailing her decision to distance herself from the Mormon church.
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Heather Gay’s net worth came at a price.
As the mom of three previously explained on RHOSLC, “I married into a family of extreme wealth. Howard Hughes comes in, hires my grandfather-in-law as his driver and henchman. Howard Hughes loved the Mormons and when he passed, the Gay family inherited a huge portion of his estate. The Gay family is worth billions, so I basically married into Mormon royalty.”
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However, Heather’s fairytale ended, and she is now divorced. “I didn’t know how to function,” she told Page Six in 2020 about the seemingly-messy split, adding, “I had three little kids and I didn’t know how to do it and nobody gave me any guidance.” Although Heather has talked openly about continuing to get financial support from her ex, the Bravolebrity is also doing a lot on her own now too. She has amassed a decent net worth of $1.7 million, according to multiple reports.
Heather Gay
reality star
Net worth: $1.7 million
Heather Gay is a reality star who has appeared on Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City since Season 1. She has distanced herself from the Mormon church following a divorce, opened a med spa, and penned a book called Bad Mormon.
Birth date: June 29, 1982
Marriages: Frank William “Billy” Gay III (d. 2015)
Children: 3
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Heather is a business owner and author.
Heather admits that her former spouse is helping her raise their three teenage daughters, Ashley, Georgia, and Annabelle. “Our co-parenting is: I do the work and he pays the bills,” the star confided in Bustle in 2020.
Still, Heather makes plenty of bank on her own, having launched a successful med spa called Beauty Lab + Laser. To give you an idea of how much a typical treatment might cost, the spa’s patented Mini Lip Plump service will run you a cool $350. Meanwhile, a butt lift will set you back $6,000 at the Utah-based establishment that Heather founded with her best friend.
The admitted Botox addict also penned a highly-anticipated book called Bad Mormon that is hitting bookshelves on February 7, 2023, per Reality Titbit. Heather often promotes the tome to her 466,000 Instagram followers — and by the way, fans can also buy merchandise associated with Bad Mormon.