From 1967 to 1978, Carol Burnett was at the top of her comedy game and a woman with power in Hollywood as she starred in and helped produce "The Carol Burnett Show," a sketch comedy series that dominated the ratings even when variety shows were no longer as popular in The United States, according to Biography.

After "The Carol Burnett Show" ended, Burnett didn't stop; the show eventually produced a spin-off in the 1980s called "Mama's Family" in which Burnett appeared as Eunice Harper. She also starred in a variety of films, according to IMDb, including "Annie," "Noises Off," "The Four Seasons," "Horton Hears A Who," and "Toy Story 4."

Television appearances on shows such as "All My Children," "Desperate Housewives," Hawaii Five-O," and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" along with more Broadway roles in "Putting It Together" and "Moon Over Buffalo" just add to Burnett's wealth. As of this writing, Celebrity Net Worth puts Burnett's wealth at a whopping $45 million.