What Is Linda Robson’s Net Worth In 2022?

Loose Women’s Linda Robson prompted outrage this week as she branded Boris Johnson ‘a decent man’, when discussing the findings of Sue Gray’s report into the lockdown-breaking parties held at Number 10.

Discussing the findings of Sue Gray’s report into the lockdown-breaking Downing Street parties, the presenter termed Boris Johnson ‘a decent man’, adding that she ‘really likes him’, and ‘believes not all of this is his fault’. Viewers quickly went to social media to criticise the marks, alongside fellow Loose Women panellist Nadia Sawalha, who rebutted that she is ‘not ready to move on.’ 

Garnering fame from her role as Tracey in Birds of a Feather, the actress and presenter has been a regular on the Loose Women panel since 2012, where already she has made some controversial headlines. 

After a successful career on British TV screens, what is Linda Robon’s net worth? 

What is Linda Robson’s net worth?

Whilst estimates are vague, multiple online outlets report Linda Robson’s to be between £100,000 to £1 million, as of 2022.

Robson’s career in entertainment began in the 1970s, with a collection of minor roles in Junket 89, Survivors, Harry’s Game, and Shine on Harvey Moon. She was one of the founding students of Anne Scher’s Theatre School in Islington, London, alma mater to many British stars including Martin Kemp and Daniel Kaluuya. 

She joined the cast of Birds of a Feather in its 1989 conception, alongside fellow Anne Scher alumnus Pauline Quirke. The show found great success, running for almost a decade. In 2013, it was revived for three more seasons. 

She’s had stints on shows such as The Bill, Crossroads, and Grumpy Old Women Live. in 2013, she took part in the thirteenth series of I’m a Celebrity… Get me out of Here!, placing a sore ninth. 

Robson had made many guest appearances on Loose Women before becoming a panel regular, replacing comedian Jenny Eclair in 2012. She took a short break from her role in 2020, after being hospitalised with ‘severe OCD’. Discussing her recovery on the show in July 2021, she described it as ‘the hardest time.’

She has also been open about other mental health struggles, including an addiction to social media which almost led to a separation with husband Mark Dunford. 

She married Dunford in 1990, and the pair share two children together. She has a daughter, Lauren, born to a previous relationship with Tony Tyler. The family are based in North London.