ERIKA Jayne's stardom was taken to another level when she joined the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
The Bravo personality is also known for her pop music releases How Many F**ks and Pretty Mess.
Who is Erika Jayne?
Born on July 10, 1971, Erika Jayne née Chahoy is an American reality star and singer known for her appearances in the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
Years before she joined the RHOBH, Erika gained some traction for her singing career.
Some of her songs include How Many F**ks, Roller Coaster, One Hot Pleasure, and Painkillr.
In August 2009, she released her debut studio album Pretty Mess.
In December 1991, Erika married her first husband Thomas Zizzo.
She and Thomas are parents to Erika's only son Tommy.
The former couple divorced in 1996 and the TV star went on to marry her second husband Tom Girardi.
In September 2019, Erika expanded her endeavors to Broadway when she began acting in the crime musical Chicago.
When did Erika join RHOBH?
On August 7, 2015, Bravo announced Erika was cast for RHOBH's sixth season.
The sixth edition of the program started airing from December 2015 to May 2016.
Since then, Erika has appeared as a regular cast member in six subsequent seasons.
Regarding the fame she earned from RHOBH, the singer-turned-reality star told NYLON: "It’s a different level of recognition.
"I think the great thing about the show is that I’ve been able to take [my alter ego] Erika Jayne out of the clubs and into people’s living rooms.
"People who I never thought would know who I am, now know who Erika Jayne and Erika Girardi are.
"It’s interesting because now housewives and husbands and kids stop me, it’s different than what I’m used to."
What's Erika's net worth?
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Erika amassed an estimated fortune of $5million.
The former Atlanta native's net worth is attributed to her success from the Real Housewives franchise, as well as her dance music hits.
"I give thanks every day that I’m fortunate enough to live the life that I do," she shared with the above-mentioned outlet.
"Both my husband and I come from very modest backgrounds.
"He’s obviously done very well, and I’ve worked hard all my life and done well, too.
"I think it’s important to not be defined by those things, yet appreciate them."
