is a juror in the American “!” since the eighth edition of the show. He has not been sitting at the jury table for the longest time – Howie Mandel has been working on the program for almost 15 editions, while Klum “only” ten. The show is extremely popular in the USA and, just like in Poland, the jurors can also count on generous remuneration. We know how much Heidi Klum receives for one season of the program – it is not the most.
How much does Heidi Klum get for one season of “Got Talent!”?
American magazine “Hello!” recently announced the rates offered to the judges of the American “Got Talent!” they are impressive. Heidi Klum can count on up to three million dollars for one season of the program. It seems like a lot, to say the least, but her friend Sofia Vergara earns much, much more. The actress, who has been a juror for only four seasons of the show, is said to have earned as much as ten million dollars for one season. Each edition of the program has 25 episodes, including some in live format. The “cheapest” of the four jurors is Howie Mandel. Although he has been on the jury the longest, his earnings amount to less than PLN 2 million per edition.
However, none of them can compare with Simon Cowell in terms of earnings. A talent scout is expected to earn over two million dollars for just one episode of the show – while the sum for the entire season of the show reaches up to $50 million.
Simon Cowell during Evie Clair’s performance youtube.com/@TalentRecap
And what is the financial ladder like in the British edition of “Got Talent!”? In the UK, jurors also have star status, and the program itself remains extremely popular. The show has two permanent judges – Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden, who have been on the show from the very beginning. There is also Alesha Dixon and the juror for two editions – Bruno Tonioli. Simon Cowell is the “most expensive” again – he is expected to earn one and a half million pounds per episode. His friends collect about 850,000 pounds. The salary of the newest juror in the show, Bruno Tonioli, is not exactly known – but it is supposedly lower than the rates of both ladies.
“I have a talent!” in Poland
Meanwhile, in Poland, it’s all about money in the case of “Got Talent!” it’s very quiet. Any rumors about specific amounts remain just rumors, often denied by those involved themselves. However, looking at the standards from other countries and translating it to our Polish conditions, we can safely assume that jury fees per episode may reach several dozen thousand zlotys.
Source: Gazeta
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