Report: ‘Real Housewives’ Star Negotiating to Perform Topless at Vegas Strip Club

A popular Las Vegas Strip club is in talks with Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Whitney Rose for a topless performance, according to TMZ. A representative for Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club confirmed the proposed deal to the outlet.

A representative for the strip club told the outlet they made a formal offer of $40,000 for a 10-minute burlesque dance produced in collaboration with the venue’s Electric Fantasy revue.

According to the report, the proposed deal includes round-trip airfare, hotel accommodations, and ground transportation. Payment would be split into two installments, with half delivered up front and the remainder issued on the day of the appearance.

What has pushed the story into a higher orbit, however, is the counteroffer. Rose’s representative, according to the club, responded with a request for a $250,000 performance fee for a topless set.

The club confirmed it is evaluating the counterproposal and has not ruled out moving forward, though no formal agreement or acceptance has been finalized.

Rose has long embraced a playful, performance-driven persona on reality television.

She drew widespread attention during the premiere season of the Bravo franchise for her at-home stripper pole routines, which she uses for fitness and entertainment. In the show’s first season, she danced on a pole to celebrate a vow renewal with her husband Justin Rose.

Other Celebrity Strip Club Proposals

Whitney Rose is hardly the first high-profile figure courted by Las Vegas adult entertainment venues.

In 2021, the Hustler Club offered pop star Britney Spears $1 million for a similar 10-minute feature performance following the end of her conservatorship—an offer that was ultimately declined.

In 2018, adult film actress Stormy Daniels similarly passed on a proposed revenue-sharing deal that would have granted her 30% to 40% of the cover charge on nights she appeared.

Meanwhile, reality star Heidi Montag (The Hills) accepted $25,000 to host Crazy Horse III’s anniversary party in Las Vegas back in October 2012, though her contract explicitly ruled out any nudity.