Rebecca Judd, Nadia Bartel earn staggering amount per post

The Melbourne WAG is reportedly earning way more cash than her sports star husband Chris Judd, raking in a staggering fee on Instagram.

The staggering amount two Australian WAGs earn as full-time influencers has been revealed.

Nadia Bartel and Rebecca Judd reportedly earn as much as $150,000 a post after building successful careers off the back of their partners’ sporting success.

Former AFL star Wayne Carey made the comments on a recent episode of his podcast The Truth Hurts.

Carey added both Bartel and Judd, who is married to footy legend Chris Judd, were financially “outstripping their partners”.

“The amount of money they’re making... you’re talking $150,000 per post,” Carey said.

Rebecca Judd is married to former AFL star Chris Judd. Picture: Instagram/RebeccaJudd

It’s been claimed she earns as much as $150k a post. Picture: Instagram/RebeccaJudd

He also said Bartel, who split from football player husband Jimmy in 2019, doesn’t receive the “credit that she deserves” after forging a career of her own in the public eye.

The insight into how much cash the women can charge to promote a brand on their social media channels comes after it was rumoured the pair earned a lot less back in 2022.

Judd, who is a mum-of-four, was said to earn $5500 per sponsored Instagram post, according to Influencer Marketing Hub.

While Bartel, who shares two boys with her ex, was reportedly snagging $3830 per post.

But it now seems those calculations were way off, if Carey’s claims carry any weight.

A clip, taken from the episode which dropped in April, has been circulating on TikTok where many praised the women for their entrepreneurial spirit.

As well as their social media earnings, the two are business partners in a popular tanning company Spray Aus.

Judd also co-owns activewear brand Jaggad, while Bartel runs popular fashion brand Henne which has grown a cult-following.

Nadia Bartel is also ‘outstripping’ her former husband, footy player Jimmy Bartel. Picture: Instagram

Both women run successful businesses, including a fake tanning venture together. Picture: Instagram/RebeccaJudd

Neither have confirmed how much they earn with their business ventures and social media posts, but Judd did cop flak recently for launching a subscription service on Instagram that enabled fans to access exclusive content for a $7.49 fee.

The 40-year-old was slammed for charging followers when she lives in a $7.3 million Melbourne mansion and her husband earns “big bucks”.

She has since dumped the “exclusive content” subscription without explaination.

Bartel, who has bounced back from the “white powder” scandal that engulfed her in 2021, recently told news.com.au her fashion label was expanding due to its “incredible” success.

She launched Henne in 2020 and it has blossomed into a fashion e-tailer Australian women rave about, thanks to its carefully curated selection of “interchangeable wardrobe staples”.

It’s best-known for selling stylish loungewear and everyday essentials, and it’s now introducing swimwear.

Judd and Bartel did not respond to requests for comment.

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