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What is Victoria Gotti’s Net Worth?

Victoria Gotti, daughter of notorious Mafia boss John Gotti, has a net worth of $200 thousand.

John Gotti was a convicted mob-boss who spent much of Victoria’s childhood in and out of jail.

Victoria’s ex-husband, Carmine Agnello, was also involved in illegal activity.

Since 2004, Victoria has appeared on several reality television shows including “Growing Up Gotti” and “Mob Wives.”

She is also a writer, having penned mystery novels and memoirs.

Early Life of Victoria Gotti

Victoria Gotti was born on November 27, 1962 in Brooklyn to Mafia boss John and his wife Victoria. She was raised in Queens with her siblings John Jr, Angel, and Frank.

Victoria Gotti’s Career in News Media

Victoria Gotti started her career in news media by writing columns for the New York Post. She also worked as a reporter for WNYW, which is New York City’s flagship station of the Fox network.

Transition to Writing

Gotti transitioned from news media to authoring books in the mid-90s. Her first release was “Women and Mitral Valve Prolapse,” chronicling her struggles with heart disease. She then published her first mystery novel, “The Senator’s Daughter,” and went on to write several more, including “I’ll Be Watching You,” “Superstar,” and “Hot Italian Dish.” Gotti also authored a memoir titled “This Family of Mine: What It Was Like Growing Up Gotti,” which was published in 2009.

“Growing Up Gotti” Reality Show

In 2004, Victoria Gotti launched her reality television career with the A&E series “Growing Up Gotti.” The show featured Gotti and her three sons, Frank, John Jr., and Carmine, and aired for three seasons until 2005. A one-hour anniversary special titled “Growing Up Gotti: Ten Years Later” was shown on A&E in late 2014.

Victoria Gotti’s Reality Television and Film Appearances

Aside from her stint on “Growing Up Gotti,” Victoria Gotti has also appeared on several other reality television shows. She was a contestant on the fifth season of “The Celebrity Apprentice” in 2012, and made guest appearances on the fifth and sixth seasons of “The Real Housewives of New Jersey.” In 2014, she appeared on an episode of “Mob Wives” to give advice to one of the cast members.

Outside of reality television, Gotti co-wrote and narrated the 2019 Lifetime television film “Victoria Gotti: My Father’s Daughter.” She also served as executive producer of the movie, which starred Chelsea Frei as Gotti and Maurice Benard as her father.

Victoria Gotti’s Marriage and Divorce with Carmine Agnello

Despite her parents’ warnings, Victoria Gotti married mobster Carmine Agnello in 1984. The couple had three sons together before divorcing in 2003, when Agnello was in jail. As part of the divorce settlement, Gotti received Agnello’s $3.2 million mansion, which was later foreclosed on in 2009.

Victoria Gotti’s Abandoned Mansion

In 1989, Victoria and her then-husband Carmine Agnello purchased a 4-acre property in Old Westbury, New York for $175,000. They constructed a 7,000 square foot mansion over the next few years, which was featured in the reality series “Growing Up Gotti.” However, in 2001, Carmine was sentenced to serve 9 years in prison and forfeit $10 million worth of assets. Victoria became the sole legal owner of the mansion in 2004 after their divorce.

In 2016, the mansion was raided by the FBI in connection to a fraud investigation involving Victoria and her three sons. She also spent over a decade fighting foreclosure with JP Morgan Chase, reportedly owing $650,000 by 2009 after not making a single payment on the home for two years. Victoria attempted to sell the mansion multiple times, listing it for $3.5 million in 2008 and raising the price to $4.8 million.

By late 2021, the abandoned mansion had fallen into disrepair, with the pool filling with algae and the landscape overgrowing and dying. A YouTuber even did a tour of the property. The home was eventually sold at auction in October 2022 for $2.65 million to JP Morgan Chase.