Lisa Rinna

Lisa Rinna's multifaceted career in the entertainment industry spans over three decades, marked by diverse roles and ventures. A notable accomplishment in her early career was her Broadway debut in the iconic production "Chicago," where she played Roxie Hart in 2007. Rinna's television career began to take off with her hosting role on Soapnet's talk show "Soap Talk," where her engaging demeanor and conversational skills earned her four Emmy nominations for Outstanding Talk Show Host between 2002 and 2006. Rinna's skillful interaction with her audience was further demonstrated when she joined the main cast of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" in 2014, significantly boosting the show's ratings.

Apart from her flourishing acting career, Rinna has also made significant strides as an author and entrepreneur. She has written three books: "Starlit," "The Big, Fun, Sexy Sex Book," and "Rinnavation," showcasing her expertise in a variety of subjects. In 2026, she published "You Better Believe I'm Gonna Talk About It." Rinna's entrepreneurial ventures include a fashion line for QVC named The Lisa Rinna Collection, a cosmetics collection called Rinna Beauty, and a beverage company named Rinna Wines. She launched Rinna Beauty in 2020, featuring products like lip kits, further expanding her business portfolio.

Rinna's on-screen charisma and knack for engaging with the audience have not only earned her a place in reality TV series such as "Harry Loves Lisa" and "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," but also led to guest appearances on series including "So Help Me Todd," "Lopez vs. Lopez," and "American Horror Stories." In 2026, Rinna further showcased her competitive side in the Emmy-winning competition series "The Traitors," where she starred in the fourth season.