PoliticsMarjorie Taylor Greene Joins Cameo, Charging $149 for Personalized Video Messages to Fans After Resigning From Congress
Marjorie Taylor Greene has used the platform to shade Donald Trump.
Aug. 6 2026, Published 4:36 p.m. ET
Former Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has officially joined Cameo, charging $149 per personalized video message and a steep $5,000 for business-oriented promotional content.
The launch comes after her turbulent exit from public office, when she officially vacated her House seat on January 5 amid a highly public fallout with President Donald Trump.
Early video orders show her using the platform to heavily criticize Trump, even joking in one video that a client's dog would make a better president.
Her profile bio on the popular platform — where fans pay actors, athletes, musicians, and internet influencers to record short, customized video messages — describes her as an "America First firebrand who proudly fought for women to release the Epstein files, no more foreign wars.”
Not everyone welcomed her to the platform.
“Americans: We can’t afford groceries. MTG: That’s ok, how about a $150 cameo for your child’s birthday that hasn’t eaten since last Thursday?” quipped one social media critic.
Marjorie Taylor Greene was ridiculed online over her new Cameo venture.
Greene is following in the footsteps of several other political figures who pivoted to the platform for substantial secondary income.
Disgraced Republican George Santos — expelled from the House of Representatives after an investigation found he spent donor money on personal items like Botox, designer clothing and luxury trips — earned over $174,000 on the app following his expulsion from Congress.
Matt Gaetz, who resigned from Congress in November 2024 shortly after being nominated for attorney general amid intense scrutiny over long-standing allegations of sexual misconduct, illicit drug use and statutory rape, joined the platform shortly after his resignation, charging $250 per message.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene is among many political figures to join Cameo.
Former Alaska Gov. and Republican gubernatorial candidate Sarah Palin reported making over $211,000 from video shoutouts in a single year.
Beyond her online presence, Greene, who recently married conservative media personality Brian Glenn in a Las Vegas ceremony on July 28, remains active in building a new anti-Trump conservative political movement alongside figures such as Tucker Carlson and Rep. Thomas Massie.
Greene fully backs Carlson for a 2028 presidential bid, repeatedly asserting that he would win a national election and could even defeat Trump.
Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned from Congress on January 5.
Brian Baumgartner, who played Kevin Malone on The Office, holds the record for the highest overall earnings on Cameo, famously crossing the $1 million mark in a single year.
Rather than charging astronomical prices, the top earners on Cameo succeed through high volume and massive popularity.
While some major celebrities charge up to $2,500 per video, the platform's leaderboard is dominated by internet personalities, reality TV stars and character actors who fulfill thousands of requests at accessible price points.
