Whitney Rose received a significantly bigger offer to perform topless burlesque in Las Vegas, but the club wanted twice the stage time. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star was reportedly offered $100,000 for two performances after negotiations stalled over her original asking price.
The latest proposal marked a substantial jump from the club’s initial $40,000 offer for a single 10-minute show. However, Rose’s representative had countered with a much steeper $250,000 price tag, leaving the potential deal unresolved.
The RHOSLC star gets a new $100K offer for two Vegas shows
According to TMZ, a spokesperson for Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club in Las Vegas confirmed the updated offer. The venue proposed paying Rose $100,000 for two 10-minute topless-style burlesque performances on consecutive nights. The formal offer sheet, obtained by the outlet, specified one performance on Friday night and another on Saturday night. That meant Rose would spend 20 minutes onstage in total, doubling the work attached to the original proposal.
The club also offered to cover her travel expenses, including flights, hotel accommodations and ground transportation to and from the venue. The payment structure was equally specific, with Rose receiving $25,000 in advance, another $25,000 on the first performance day and the remaining $50,000 on the final show day.
The revised deal suggested the venue was willing to negotiate rather than walk away. Still, the six-figure offer remained well below the $250,000 her agent reportedly requested during the earlier round of discussions.
For Rose, the opportunity presented a potentially lucrative appearance outside her usual Bravo commitments. However, the proposal also put the reality star in the position of deciding whether the money justified the performance and its public attention. The club’s interest in Rose had become a headline-grabbing negotiation, particularly after the initial offer became public. With the new proposal adding another show instead of simply raising the fee, the terms had changed considerably.
As of the report, Rose had not publicly confirmed whether she would accept the offer. The Vegas deal therefore remained up in the air, with no word on whether the reality star and the club would ultimately agree on a price.
