It's common knowledge that movie stars make a lot of money, but have you ever wondered how much your favourite TV hosts make?
Variety has released figures on the salaries of some of the world's most popular television personalities. The figures are estimates based on various reports and surveys.
Click on to find out how much the biggest TV stars make...
3. Ellen DeGeneres: $20 million
Now in its 14th season, DeGeneres' syndicated talk show 'Ellen' was recently renewed till 2020.
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(TIE) 6. Miley Cyrus: $13 million to $15 million
The new celebrity judge on 'The Voice', Miley Cyrus is reportedly making just as much as fellow coach Adam Levine, who has been on the show since it began.
However, Cyrus' salary is reportedly less than that of Jennifer Lopez's $17.5 million when she was on 'American Idol'.
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(TIE) 7. Adam Levine: $13 million to $15 million
Adam Levine has been on 'The Voice' since its first season back in 2011. The show recently started its 11th season.
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Since taking over the 'Tonight Show', Fallon has been dominating in the ratings against other late-night hosts.
(TIE) 10. Pat Sajak: $12 million
He has become synonymous with the 'Wheel of Fortune', one of TV's most popular game show having hosted it for more than three decades.
But his time at the wheel isn't over just yet. Last year, Sajak renewed his contract through the 2017-2018 season.
12. Robin Roberts: $10 million to $14 million
The 'Good Morning America' co-host received a big pay bump in the last few years. In 2013, it was estimated she made $6 million per year.
Roberts has been an anchor on 'GMA' since May 2005.
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13. Megyn Kelly: $10 million to $12 million
Kelly has been at Fox News for over a decade. In April, Page Six reported that Kelly wanted a "salary as high at other top men in the news business" and one equal to Bill O'Reilly.
It's been previously reported that Kelly was earning up to $9 million a year.
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(TIE) 14. Shepard Smith: $10 million
The Fox News anchor's contract was renewed in 2013 in a multiyear contract which changed his role to managing editor of Fox News' breaking news division and hosting 'Shepard Smith Reporting'.
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(TIE) 15. Chelsea Handler: $10 million
The former E! host has reportedly signed a $10 million deal with Netflix consisting of several comedy specials and a talk show for the streaming service.
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(TIE) 16. George Stephanopolous: $10 million
The 'Good Morning America' host renewed his contract with ABC in 2014. According to TV Guide, Stephanopolous signed on for a five-year deal.
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17. Anderson Cooper: $9 million to $11 million
Cooper has been hosting his CNN show 'Anderson Cooper 360' since 2003.
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