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JD Vance Quietly Scored an $8 Million Deal for ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Follow-Up as WME Straddles Both Sides of Political Divide (EXCLUSIVE)

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Tatiana Siegel When it comes to politics, Hollywood could be mistaken for a one-party town. But for the two names at the top of the Republican presidential ticket, the Hollywood ties run deep.

In fact, WME has represented both former President Donald Trump and his running mate, JD Vance. Though Trump is no longer a client, Vance is still with the mega-agency, which continues to collect commissions on the Ohio senator thanks to his 2016 memoir “Hillbilly Elegy.” WME also has at least one massive Vance commission on the horizon.

Sources say that back in 2017, WME negotiated an $8 million deal for him to write a follow-up. Meanwhile, Vance and WME are pulling down plenty of money from “Hillbilly Elegy.” According to the VP hopeful’s financial disclosures, he earned $823,132 in royalties from the book in 2020 and 2021 alone (WME takes a 15% cut, the standard rate for literary sales).

In 2023, Vance took in less than $50,000 in royalties, but that figure will jump for 2024 given that the tome returned to the No.

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