Angelina Jolie Net Worth: How Maleficent, Eternals and Miraval Built $130 Million

Angelina Jolie’s net worth is estimated at $130 million as of October 2026, built on three decades of blockbuster film fees, a run of luxury endorsement deals and, more recently, the 2021 sale of her stake in Château Miraval, the French estate she once owned with Brad Pitt. She was Forbes’s highest-paid actress of 2013 and still ranked second in 2018.

Most sites list her at $120 million, a figure that has barely moved in years even as she sold major assets, collected one of her biggest paychecks for Eternals and put her Los Angeles estate on the market. Because no audited figure exists, our number is a model. The Radar Readout below shows how the published estimates compare and how we get to $130 million.

Angelina Jolie Net Worth at a Glance

How Angelina Jolie’s $130 Million Net Worth Is Built

Rather than repeat an old headline number, we add up what she most likely holds today. The biggest pieces are the cash from two 2021 sales, the share of her post-2017 film pay she would have kept, and her Los Angeles estate. A smaller amount covers what is left from her earlier career after years of heavy charitable giving, legal bills and family spending.

For film pay, we start from Forbes’s estimate that she earned $28 million before tax in the year to June 2018, mostly from Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, and add her reported Eternals fee. After agents, managers, lawyers and tax, actors typically keep about half of what they are paid, so we count roughly $30 million. The estate is valued a little under its asking price, since luxury homes often sell below list.

Maleficent and the Blockbuster Years

Jolie won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Girl, Interrupted (1999), and the early 2000s turned her into one of the most bankable stars in Hollywood. According to Wikipedia, she was earning $10 million to $15 million a film from 2002, and $15 million to $20 million a film by 2008.

Maleficent became her biggest payday of that era. Forbes named her Hollywood’s highest-paid actress with an estimated $33 million for the year to June 2013, as the Disney film was being lined up, and roundups such as Cosmopolitan’s look at her fortune credit her with about $33 million for the role. The Daily Mail also reported that she was the only woman on Forbes’s list of the 10 highest-paid actors at the time.

Other reported fees, collected by AOL and Celebrity Net Worth, include $20 million for Salt, $19 million for The Tourist, $15 million for Wanted and $10 million each for The Good Shepherd and A Mighty Heart. Reports on Mr. and Mrs. Smith disagree, with figures of $10 million and $20 million.

Tomb Raider Made Her a Leading Lady

Playing Lara Croft turned her from an award-winning character actress into an action star. She was reportedly paid $7 million for Lara Croft: Tomb Raider in 2001 and $12 million for the 2003 sequel, The Cradle of Life. Those films set up the decade of eight-figure fees that followed.

Eternals, Maria and Her Recent Films

Her largest reported paycheck came from Marvel. AOL, citing BuzzFeed, reports she earned more than $35 million to play Thena in Eternals (2021). She also starred in Those Who Wish Me Dead the same year.

Since then she has chosen smaller, prestige projects. She played opera singer Maria Callas in Maria (2024), which earned her a Golden Globe nomination, and wrote, produced and directed Without Blood (2024), starring Salma Hayek. Couture, a Paris Fashion Week drama in which she plays an American filmmaker, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2025, opened in France in February 2026 and was set for a U.S. release on June 26, 2026; she also produced it. Fees for these films have not been reported and are likely far below her blockbuster rates.

More work is lined up. She stars as an investment banker in Marc Forster’s Anxious People, which was in production in London in September 2025, and producers have said she is still signed on for a third Maleficent film, though Disney has not announced it.

Endorsements: Louis Vuitton, St. John and Guerlain

Jolie is one of the few film stars who can earn movie-sized fees from fashion. In September 2005 she signed with the clothing brand St. John in a deal ABC News reported as worth $12 million, which also put her at the head of the company’s charitable foundation (Vogue has also written about the deal). After that deal ended, E! News reported she would be paid close to $10 million for a Louis Vuitton campaign, believed at the time to be the most lucrative endorsement of her career.

She later became the face of Guerlain’s Mon Guerlain fragrance. Here is one of her campaign films for the brand.

In December 2023 she opened Atelier Jolie, a fashion venture at 57 Great Jones Street in New York, in the building that was once Jean-Michel Basquiat’s studio. It mixes retail, a cafe and custom tailoring, and launched with a Chloé capsule collection. It does not publish revenue, so we do not count a value for it.

Miraval, the Divorce and Her Real Estate

Jolie and Brad Pitt married in 2014, separated in 2016 and were declared legally single in 2019, but the financial side dragged on until a settlement at the end of 2024. In 2021 she sold her half of Château Miraval, the Provence estate and winery they bought together, to Tenute del Mondo, the wine arm of the Stoli Group. Reports put her price at $54.4 million to $64 million. The same year she sold a Winston Churchill painting Pitt had given her for $11.5 million at Christie’s.

Those sales are why some outlets described her as about $80 million richer when the divorce ended, though Celebrity Net Worth notes these were asset sales rather than a payment from Pitt. Pitt’s lawsuit over the Miraval sale continues: by June 2026 he had won a California ruling compelling Stoli Group executives to testify, with depositions planned in London for September.

Her main home is the Cecil B. DeMille estate in Los Feliz, a 2.1-acre compound with six bedrooms that she bought for $24.5 million in 2017, reportedly helped by an $8 million loan from Pitt. In May 2026 it was listed for $29.85 million.

Why Other Sites Say $120 Million

The $120 million figure, which this page also used to show, was already in circulation in late 2024 and has not been raised since, even after the divorce was finalized and her house went up for sale above what she paid. Our model lands a little higher, but the ranges overlap, and her shift to smaller films since 2021 is one reason we do not go further.

How Angelina Jolie Compares

Jolie belongs to a generation of stars who commanded $15 million to $20 million a film. For how her peers built their fortunes, see the profiles of Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston, Scarlett Johansson, Julia Roberts, Sandra Bullock and George Clooney.

Frequently Asked Questions About Angelina Jolie’s Net Worth

How much is Angelina Jolie worth?

We estimate Angelina Jolie’s net worth at $130 million as of October 2026, with a likely range of $105 million to $160 million. Most other sites list her at $120 million.

How much did Angelina Jolie get from her divorce from Brad Pitt?

No settlement payment has been made public. Reports that she came out about $80 million richer refer mainly to her 2021 sales of her Miraval stake, reported at $54.4 million to $64 million, and a Churchill painting for $11.5 million.

What was Angelina Jolie’s highest movie salary?

Her largest reported fee is more than $35 million for Eternals (2021). She was reportedly paid about $33 million for Maleficent (2014).

Is Angelina Jolie selling her house?

Yes. Her Cecil B. DeMille estate in Los Feliz was listed in May 2026 for $29.85 million, about $5 million more than the $24.5 million she paid in 2017.

What is Atelier Jolie?

Atelier Jolie is her fashion business in New York, opened in December 2023 in Basquiat’s former studio at 57 Great Jones Street. It sells clothing, offers custom tailoring and runs a cafe.

How old is Angelina Jolie?

Angelina Jolie was born on June 4, 1975, in Los Angeles, California, so she is 51 years old.