What the stars of Everybody Loves Raymond are worth
Everybody Loves Raymond is one of the most popular and critically acclaimed family sitcoms of all time.
The show was inspired by comedian Ray Romano's own family experiences. It follows his character Ray's day-to-day life as a husband and father of three whose interfering parents and hapless brother live across the road.
The show ran from 1996 to 2005 notching up 210 episodes and nine seasons.
Considering how long it went for and how popular it was, the cast would've been raking in big bucks.
Read on to see just how much the stars of the show made and what their wealth is today.
Monica Horan: $20 million
Monica Horan's fortune comes from her successful career as an actress. While Everybody Loves Raymond is her best known project, she also had a recurring role on The Bold and the Beautiful and has featured in the hit series Coach, L.A. Law and Hot in Cleveland.
She is married to Everybody Loves Raymond creator, writer and producer Phil Rosenthal.
Patricia Heaton as Debra Barone
Raymond's wife and mother of Ali, Geoffrey and Michael, Debra balanced out the hilarious antics of her family with her more straightforward personality and view of the world, leading to hilarious one-liners and heartwarming moments.
Patricia Heaton: $40 million
When Patricia Heaton was on Raymond, she was one of the highest-paid actresses on TV at the time.
So when you consider she was eventually paid $450,000 per episode compared to Ray Romano's eventual $1.8 million you can see why the pay disparity issue has flared up in Hollywood in more recent years.
Still, Heaton was earning $9 to $10 million per year in the final seasons of Raymond.
She went on to more sitcom success in the series The Middle. Though not as big a hit as Raymond, she made an estimated $250,000 an episode on that show.
Ray Romano as Ray Barone
The husband, father, son and brother at the centre of the whole show, Ray is a nice guy, a little neurotic and a bit weak when it comes to dealings with his mother.
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