Victoria Gotti is a well-known American-Italian television personality, but more importantly, a writer, who is mostly known for her written work. Victoria Gotti’s signifying feature is that she is a daughter of a famous mobster, often called the “Boss of the Gambino crime family in New York” John Gotti. Gotti who was charged with a criminal penalty of life without parole for his numerous criminal activities passed away in 2002 from esophageal cancer. John Gotti is now lived by four children, one of whom is Victoria Gotti. How rich is Victoria Gotti? According to sources, Victoria Gotti’s net worth is estimated to amount to $2 million.
Victoria Gotti Net Worth $2 Million
Even though the majority of income comes from her written work, Victoria Gotti has managed to contribute to her net worth by making various on-screen appearances as well. Born in 1962, in Brooklyn, New York, Victoria Gotti grew up in a large family, as she had one sister and three brothers. Growing up, Victoria suffered from a mitral valve prolapse, a heart disease that initially caused her many issues. Gotti had to take care of her health and diet, in addition to taking prescribed medication. When Gotti finished high school, she enrolled in the St. Johns University, where she continued her studies. As previously mentioned, Victoria Gotti is mostly known for her written work. Initially, Victoria Gotti wrote articles and worked as a columnist for some of the more known magazines, such as “Star”, which is a tabloid magazine, and the “New York Post”. In 1997, Gotti published her first books titled “Senator’s Daughter”, which was followed by the publishing of four more books. A year later, in 1998, Gotti published “I’ll Be Watching You”, then came “Superstar”, “Hot Italian Dish” and finally, the most recent work “This Family of Mine: What It Was Like Growing Up Gotti”. Needless to say, Victoria Gotti has made a decent amount of money from the sales of her books.
However, writing is not the only source for Victoria Gotti’s $2 million net worth. Known as a television personality, Gotti made her on-screen debut in 2004 with a reality series “Growing Up Gotti” that followed her life, as well as the life of her three sons. The show aired a total of 41 episodes and was on air for only one season before it was cancelled in 2005. It is thought that the negative publicity from Gotti’s false claims about having breast cancer contributed a lot to the cancellation of the show. In 2012, Victoria Gotti returned to the television during the fifth season of a reality television show “Celebrity Apprentice” where she competed against Arsenio Hall, Debbie Gibson, George Takei and fifteen other contestants. She was forced to leave the show during the second week of the competition. Gotti’s most recent appearance on screen is in a reality television series “The Real Housewives of New Jersey”, where she made a guest appearance alongside the stars of the show Teresa Giudice, Melissa Gorga, as well as Dina Manzo.
