Tóth Ildikó reveals lavish lifestyle and salaries of NER wives' personal assistants

Hungarian investor and media personality Tóth Ildikó, known from the TV show "Cápák között," gave a candid interview about the secretive "NER" elite. She explained that membership in the NER wives' circle is limited to women who are married and have given birth, describing them as "wives, not lovers," whose children are referred to as "hostages." The group lives in extreme luxury, with status displayed through designer clothing, jewelry, and extensive plastic surgery.

According to Tóth Ildikó, each NER wife employs a full household staff: two babysitters, a chef, a dietitian, a personal trainer, a driver, and a personal assistant who earns about five million forints per month in cash. These assistants, typically recruited from the hotel industry, handle any request, from booking luxury hotels in Nicaragua to arranging private helicopter flights. Despite the high pay, turnover is high because the assistants are poorly treated.

Tóth Ildikó characterises the NER system as a new "peni‑aristocracy" built on overpriced state contracts, with the wives' role primarily to showcase their husbands' wealth through conspicuous consumption.