Picture this: it’s a sticky Thursday night in Essex, and Courtney Green is scrolling through ASOS on her sofa, half-watching an old episode of The Only Way Is Essex. She spots a dress that screams “Chelsea girl meets Love Island”—all lace and fake tan. She’s thinking, “I could totally style that better.” Fast-forward two years, and that same Courtney is designing her own collection with In The Style, and her bank account is doing a happy little dance. Honestly, it’s the kind of glow-up that makes you want to ditch your 9-to-5 and start a clothing line. But hey, we can’t all have her Essex glamour—or her business savvy.
Courtney Green isn’t just another TOWIE cast member who fades into obscurity after a few seasons. She’s the queen of collaborations, and she’s turned her on-screen personality into a serious cash machine. Let’s be real, most of us watch the show for the drama—the rows, the breakup, the eyelash extensions flying. But Courtney? She was watching for the fashion opportunities. And she grabbed them with both acrylic-nailed hands.
The In The Style Collab: Where It All Clicked
You remember that first collection she dropped with In The Style, right? It was like a sugar rush of sequins and bodycon. The pieces weren’t just clothes—they were a mood. A mood that said, “I’m going out, I’m getting a kebab, and I look fire doing it.” That collab wasn’t a one-hit wonder; she followed it up with multiple drops, each one selling out faster than a champagne bottle at an Essex wedding. By 2022, industry whispers suggested her net worth had jumped by at least £200,000 from those collections alone. Not bad for a girl who used to sell sunglasses on a market stall.
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But Wait—There’s More (Because of Course There Is)
Courtney didn’t stop at In The Style. Oh no, she went full brand mogul mode. She partnered with Boohoo, threw in some swimwear lines, and even dabbled in accessories that looked like they were made for a night out in Marbella. Each collaboration came with a payday that most of us can only dream about, likely landing her a cool £50,000 to £100,000 per deal. And let’s not forget the affiliate links and sponsored posts on Instagram—those “OOTD” snaps aren’t just for likes, honey. They’re for rent money. And by rent, I mean mortgage on a five-bedroom house in Chigwell.
Speaking of Instagram, Courtney’s follower count is a goldmine. With over 1.2 million followers, she charges anywhere from £2,000 to £5,000 for a single sponsored post. Do the math—if she posts just three brand deals a month, that’s an extra £9,000 to £15,000 on top of her TV salary. That’s not “pocket change”; that’s a down payment on a Range Rover. And she does it all while looking like she just stepped out of a tanning salon into a magazine shoot.
Mono negro usado por Courtney Green como se ve en The Only Way Is Essex
The Real Money: TV Salary + Fashion Empire
Let’s talk about the bread and butter—or should I say, the Prosecco and prawn toast. Her TOWIE salary is reportedly around £50,000 per series. Cute, but that’s not why she’s sitting pretty. The fashion collaborations have catapulted her net worth to an estimated £800,000 to £1 million as of late 2023. That’s according to celebrity net worth trackers like CelebsMoney and Spear’s. For context, when she first joined the show in 2018, she was probably worth maybe £100,000. So she’s essentially multiplied her wealth by ten in just five years. Ironic, isn’t it? The girl who was once known as “the one who broke up with Pete Wicks” is now the business brain of the TOWIE crew.
But Is It All Sequin Dresses and Lamborghinis?
Okay, let’s keep it real for a second. Building a fashion empire isn’t all glam and feather boas. Courtney works her butt off. She’s constantly shooting content, negotiating deals, and managing her own brand image. One wrong tweet or a dodgy collab (remember that time she promoted a questionable teeth-whitening kit?) and her reputation could take a hit. But so far, she’s played it smart. She knows her audience—young women in Essex and beyond who want to look party-ready without spending £500. That’s her sweet spot, and she’s milking it like a dairy farmer.
TOWIE Courtney Green Black Leather Jacket worn by Self (Courtney Green
Still, you have to wonder: how high can Essex glamour take her? Is she going to follow in the footsteps of Megan McKenna (who went from TOWIE to a £2 million empire) or fade into the background like some other cast members? My bet is on the former. Courtney is hungry, and she’s not afraid to get her hands dirty—even if those hands are covered in glittery nail art. The only way is up, baby. Or at least, up to the Gucci store.
So, What’s the Final Count?
If you’re after a hard number, most estimates place Courtney Green’s current net worth at around £900,000. That’s a mix of TV money, fashion collaborations (In The Style, Boohoo, etc.), and sponsored content. Is she a millionaire yet? Almost. Given her trajectory, I’d say she’ll hit that shiny seven-figure milestone within the next two years—especially if she launches her own standalone brand (which I’m betting she’s plotting). Could you blame her? When you’re selling £40 sequin dresses that cost a tenner to make, the margins are delicious. Like a perfectly glazed doughnut.
And here’s the ironic kicker: Courtney’s entire success story is a testament to how reality TV plus fashion collaborations can turn an ordinary Essex girl into a mini-mogul. She didn’t need a degree in business or a famous last name. She just needed a camera, a dream, and a killer Insta grid. So next time you see her on your feed, don’t just roll your eyes at the false lashes. Respect the hustle. And maybe, just maybe, buy that oversized blazer she’s shilling—because deep down, you know you want to look half as good as she does. Cheers to that, babes.
