Here’s who has the biggest net worth from the cast of Love on the Spectrum, and they’re MINTED
I'm in genuine disbelief over how rich they are
It turns out a lot of the cast members on Love on the Spectrum have some hefty net worths, with some being inherited through family businesses, whilst others are entirely self-made.
So, let’s have a look at some of the biggest net worths from the cast of Love on the Spectrum, and you’ll never guess who has the biggest one!
David – $5 million
During the last season of Love on the Spectrum, David treated Abbey to a trip to Africa as well as fancy jewellery for Valentine’s Day.
Alongside David paying for Abbey to go to Africa, he also brought Abbey’s mum and her two sisters along for the trip. According to travel sites, a safari to Africa could cost between $2k to $50k per person, so it must have cost David a fair bit to afford for everyone to go.
According to InTouch Weekly, David works in the HR department at Beverly Hills City Hall, with an average HR professional in LA making around $78,000 per year.
However, it seems the real money comes from his family, as his father is a renowned lawyer who was even depicted by Edward Norton in the 1996 film, The People vs Larry Flynt.
And it seems his career as a lawyer certainly paid off, as InTouch claims that David’s father has a net worth of around $5 million!
Dani – $5.4 million
Dani started her animation company, DaniMation, when she was just 11 years old, and since then has been working on it day and night.
When she was 15, Dani started to lead animation camps around the country, initially with Joey Travolta’s Inclusion Films, before expanding to teach over 2,000 teens and young adults, followed by the launch of Danimation UK in 2019.
Right, so what exactly is her net worth? Well, it’s estimated to be roughly $5.4 million, with the majority of that being from her company.
Steve – $18 million
It turns out Steve’s father, Harold Spitz, was the publisher for Guest Informant, a magazine distributed to only the most luxurious hotels in the world.
When he took over the company in 1962, the magazine expanded to luxury hotels in cities around the globe, with the publishing house becoming hugely successful.
Whilst it’s unknown how directly involved, if at all, Steve became in the family business, the family fortune was worth around $18 million when his father passed away.
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