What Is RHOBH's Bozoma Saint John's Net Worth?

One of the things fans love about Season 14 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is Dorit Kemsley's friendship with newcomer, Bozoma Saint John. Many admire how the latter defends her friend amid her strained friendship with Kyle Richards. Viewers credit Boz's corporate background for her emotional intelligence.

As Sutton Stracke said, the new reality TV star is "the real deal" when it comes to girl-bossing. Boz's decision to join RHOBH was even frowned upon by her executive peers. Here's a closer look at her impressive career, which has earned her a massive net worth.

Bozoma Saint John Has An Estimated Net Worth Of $30 Million

Bozoma Is The Third-Richest Main Cast Member Of RHOBH Season 14

Boz has amassed an estimated net worth of $30 million from her career as a marketing executive. That makes her third among the richest diamond holders of Season 14. Kyle Richards is in the top spot with $100 million, which she shares with her prenup-less estranged marriage to Mauricio Umansky.

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For second place, Sutton's $50 million is tied with Dorit, who's accused of being secretly broke with her husband PK. While most housewives share or have built their fortune from their husbands, Boz already had an established career when she married the late Peter Saint John in 2003.

Bozoma and her late husband have a daughter, Lael Saint John (born on May 29, 2009).

But Boz was inspired to reach higher heights after her husband passed away from cancer in December 2013. "Yes, I had been at PepsiCo for 10 years when Peter died, but I knew I couldn't spend another 10 years there and be in the middle," she told Forbes in September 2024.

Bozoma Saint John Has Served As A C-Level Marketing Executive For Big Brands

Bozoma Saint John Also Has Her Own Brands

After graduating from Wesleyan University with a degree in African-American Studies and English in 1999, Boz moved to New York and couch-surfed before making it into the marketing industry. She started by working for ad agencies like Arnold Worldwide and Spike Lee's Spike DDB.

Boz was born in Connecticut but as a child, her family moved to Ghana, Kenya, and Washington, D.C. before settling in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

She was able to make her way up in Spike DDB after offering to make notes on the filmmaker's script. "I got the call that Spike Lee needed somebody to answer the phones [at his marketing firm, DDB]," she recalled.

"When I saw [Spike] walking with his manuscript for [Bamboozled] under his arm, it was really curiosity that made me ask him if I could read it," Boz continued.

She then became a Senior Account Executive at Spike DDB, managing accounts like Pepsi. In 2000, Boz pitched Beyoncé to the company, leading to her 2013 Super Bowl halftime performance. By 2005, she became PepsiCo's Senior Marketing Manager. She went on to work for other big companies, like Apple, Uber, and Netflix.

A Timeline Of Bozoma Saint John's Marketing Executive Career
2005-2-009	PepsiCo	Senior Marketing Manager
2009–2011	Ashley Stewart	Vice President of Marketing and eCommerce
2011-2014	PepsiCo	Head of Music and Entertainment Marketing
2014	Beats Music	Moved to L.A. after Jimmy Lovine hired Boz to lead the company's marketing
2014	Apple	After Apple purchased Beats, she was promoted to Head of Global Consumer Marketing for iTunes and Apple Music
2017	Uber	Chief Brand Officer
2018	Endeavor	Chief Marketing Officer
2020-2022	Netflix	Boz was the company's third Chief Marketing Officer; she was also the first Black C-level executive at the company

After her corporate stint, which she's not closing her doors to, Boz also has her own brands. She founded the personal development brand, The Badass Workshop, which started as an online platform available in 79 countries. Now, it's a touring event that helps those in need of guidance on personal branding, self-esteem building, and career growth.

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In 2024, Fortune reported that she used "a couple million" of her money to launch a haircare and wig line, Eve by Boz. In the brand's announcement on Instagram, Boz said she worked on "products in which Black women are centered in the chemistry."

Bozoma Saint John Joined RHOBH To Expand Her Personal Brand

Bozoma Saint John Said RHOBH Drama Is Not Different From The Boardroom

Bozoma Saint John, Erika Jayne, Kyle Richards, Kathy Hilton, Garcelle Beauvais at their RHOBH co-star, Sutton Stracke's fashion show (July 2024)

Despite her corporate peers' advice against joining RHOBH, Boz told The Hollywood Reporter her reaction was: "It's so funny to me, and I would say, 'But y'all act like you behave differently in the boardroom than these women behave on TV.'"

When asked why she decided to pivot to reality TV, the entrepreneur explained to Glamour that she's "turned a corner in my life where I am doing things that are for 'brand Boz,' not for brand Netflix, not for brand Apple, not for brand Uber."

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Boz added that she wanted people to see her "different side" outside of her marketing career. "I have lots of accolades in the corporate world, but people don't know what I'm like as a mother," she told the magazine.

"You don't see the soft moments," she continued. "You don't see me cook, you don't see me in a relationship. That's not a side that people have seen. So I'm excited to fill out the corners of me people haven't seen."