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The View is one of the longest running daytime TV shows, known for dramatic debates and a continuously changing roster of co-hosts.

The series features a panel of women from different backgrounds, who discuss the day’s biggest topics and conduct interviews with stars and politicians.

Ever since debuting in August of 1997, the show – initially created by Barbara Walters – has won over 30 Emmy Awards.

Throughout the years, there have been nearly two dozen permanent co-hosts. Many of the panelists, past and present, count their success beyond just The View, bringing in some major money with their various ventures – including journalism, stand-up comedy and acting.

We’ve rounded up all of the names and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.

Click through to see how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The View are…

The View is a daytime TV staple, known for dramatic political debates and a constantly changing roster of co-hosts.

The show features a panel of women from different backgrounds, who discuss the day’s biggest topics and conduct interviews with stars and politicians.

Ever since premiering in August of 1997, the show – initially created by Barbara Walters – has won over 30 Emmy Awards.

Throughout the run of the series, there have been 22 permanent co-hosts. Many of the panelists, past and present, count their success beyond just The View, bringing in some major money with their various ventures – including journalism, stand-up comedy and acting.

We’ve put together all of the names and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.

Find out how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The View are…

The View is one of the longest running daytime shows on TV, known for its intense political debates and constantly rotating roster of co-hosts.

The show centers around a panel of women from different backgrounds, who discuss the day’s biggest topics and conduct interviews with stars and politicians.

Ever since its debut in August of 1997, the show – created by Barbara Walters – has won over 30 Emmy Awards.

Throughout the course of the series, there have been 22 permanent co-hosts.

The View‘s 26th season just came to an end, and the panel has slimmed down to four recurring co-hosts – and two co-hosts officially joined!

Many of the panelists, past and present, count their success beyond just The View, bringing in some major money with their various ventures – including journalism, stand-up comedy and acting.

We’ve gathered together all of the names and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.

Find out how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The View are…

The View is one of the longest running daytime shows on TV, known for its intense political debates and constantly rotating roster of co-hosts.

The show centers around a panel of women from different backgrounds, who discuss the day’s biggest topics and conduct interviews with stars and politicians.

Ever since its debut in August of 1997, the show – created by Barbara Walters – has won over 30 Emmy Awards.

Throughout the course of the series, there have been 22 permanent co-hosts.

The View‘s 26th season just came to an end, and the panel has slimmed down to four recurring co-hosts – and two co-hosts officially joined!

Many of the panelists, past and present, count their success beyond just The View, bringing in some major money with their various ventures – including journalism, stand-up comedy and acting.

We’ve gathered together all of the names and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.

Find out how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The View are…

Rosie Perez and political commentator Nicolle Wallace have been named the two new co-hosts on The View, according to Deadline.

The ladies will be joining veteran host Whoopi Goldberg and returning co-host Rosie O’Donnell on the four person panel debuting on September 15.

Sherri Shepherd and Jenny McCarthy both departed the show last month and the show’s creator and longest running co-host Barbara Walters left earlier this year.

Rosie Perez will be juggling the new hosting job with an acting gig on Broadway this fall. She will be starring opposite Larry David in the new play Fish In The Dark.