The Filthy Rich Guide - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

The Filthy Rich Guide to Billionaire Clothes, Neighborhood Feuds and Parking Your Supercar
Diamond shoes and shirts made from solid gold; high-priced feuds over trees that block views; statues that should probably be censored.

The Filthy Rich Guide to Buying Romance, Building Your Wine Cellar and Blowing Your Signing Bonus

The Filthy Rich Guide to Island Hunting, Pampering Your Pooch and Having It Delivered

The Filthy Rich Guide to Private Jumbos, Supercar Wrecks and Art Collecting

The Filthy Rich Guide to Shopping, Sprucing Up Your Yard and The Finest Dining

The Filthy Rich Guide to Living in Dubai, Buying London and Making Your Own Monument

The Filthy Rich Guide to Billionaire Heirs, Concept Yachts and Fine Dining

The Filthy Rich Guide to Billion Dollar Hobbies, Building Your Zoo and Being the Best

The Filthy Rich Guide to Old Money vs. New Money, Spoiling Your Kids and Storing Your Treasure

The Filthy Rich Guide to Self Defense, Playing God and Buying History
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