Bella Hadid Height 2026: How Tall Is Bella Hadid Really?

Bella Hadid is 5 feet 9 inches tall (175 cm) — that is the figure most profiles, modeling databases and fashion outlets list for her. There is one honest wrinkle: her own agency, IMG Models, lists her at 5 feet 8.5 inches (174 cm), the number Wikipedia carries in its modeling-information box. So the fair answer, with both sources on the table, is a tight range: 5 feet 8.5 inches to 5 feet 9 inches (174–175 cm), anchored on the 5-foot-9 figure the press and the public use. She is 30 years old as of November 2026, born Isabella Khair Hadid on October 9, 1996, in Washington, D.C., and she has spent a decade turning that frame into one of the most bankable careers in fashion — with an estimated net worth of $25 million to $35 million in 2026.

Half an inch might sound like nothing, but in high fashion it is the difference between an agency measurement taken in bare feet and a rounded press figure, and it is the reason so many sites give you two different answers. This page settles it properly: the two numbers side by side, where each one comes from, how Bella stacks up against her sister Gigi, Kendall Jenner and the rest of the supermodel set, and what her height has actually been worth — in runway bookings, campaign fees and the fragrance business she launched in 2024. Last updated November 14, 2026.

How Tall Is Bella Hadid?

Bella Hadid stands 5 feet 9 inches tall. That is 175 centimeters, or 1.75 meters, and it is the number you will find on the overwhelming majority of profiles: HeightProfiles, CelebReign, BodyMeasurements.org, NextBiography and most celebrity bio sites all print 5 feet 9 inches, and they agree with each other because they are all drawing on the same round of modeling and press listings that have followed her since she broke through in 2014.

The one dissenting number comes from the most authoritative place of all — her own agency. Wikipedia’s modeling-information box, citing IMG Models, lists her at 5 feet 8.5 inches (1.74 meters). IMG is the agency that signed her on August 21, 2014, and its measurement is the one taken for casting cards and client bookings, which is why it carries real weight even though it is the minority figure. Our sister site’s age profile on Bella reached the same split and printed it the same way: 5 feet 9 inches commonly reported, 5 feet 8.5 inches per IMG Models.

So which number should you use? For everyday purposes, 5 feet 9 inches. It is the figure the public, the press and most databases use, and it is the one that appears in search results when anyone asks how tall she is. For precision — a casting sheet, a comparison table, a trivia answer — give the range: 5 feet 8.5 inches to 5 feet 9 inches (174–175 cm). The half inch is real, it is documented, and pretending it does not exist would be less accurate than naming it. That is the approach this page takes throughout: the headline figure is 5 feet 9 inches, and the IMG figure rides alongside it wherever the exact number matters.

The Half-Inch Debate: 5 Feet 9 vs 5 Feet 8.5

Two numbers, both from good sources, half an inch apart. Here is how they break down, source by source, so you can see exactly where each one comes from instead of taking a single site’s word for it.

Why would an agency list its own model half an inch shorter than the press does? The boring answer is the likely one: agencies measure in bare feet, in the morning, with a stadiometer, and they round down to the nearest half inch for casting cards. Press profiles round up, or they repeat a figure from an earlier bio that was already rounded. A half inch is also within the normal range of measurement variation across a day — people are marginally taller in the morning than in the evening — so both numbers can be honest measurements taken at different times, by different people, with different rounding.

There is a second pattern worth naming. Modeling agencies have a quiet incentive to list heights that fit the casting briefs their clients write, and clients write briefs around round numbers. A 5-foot-9 listing puts Bella inside the 5-foot-9 to 6-foot band that high-fashion casting directors treat as the standard runway range. The 5-foot-8.5 agency figure is the unrounded measurement; the 5-foot-9 press figure is the rounded, public-facing version of the same body. Neither is a lie, and neither is a secret — Wikipedia has carried the IMG figure openly for years, and the 5-foot-9 figure has sat beside it in almost every profile written since 2016.

What the debate is not: it is not a case of Bella or her team inflating her height, and it is not a case of the agency getting it wrong. It is a half inch of rounding between two measurements of the same person, and any site that prints one number with total confidence while hiding the other is giving you a simpler answer than the truth allows. For the record, our sister site GuideNetWorth’s Bella Hadid age profile prints the same split and reaches the same conclusion — the honest answer is the range, with 5 feet 9 inches as the anchor.

Bella Hadid Height in Every Unit

Searches for a celebrity’s height come in every unit, so here is the full conversion in one place — using the anchored 5-foot-9 figure, with the IMG figure in brackets where it differs.

For scale: the average American woman stands about 5 feet 4 inches (163 cm), which makes Bella roughly five inches taller than average. The average American man stands about 5 feet 9 inches — the same height as Bella’s listed figure. On a runway she is usually the same height as the male photographers crouched at the end of the catwalk, and in heels she clears six feet without trying. A standard runway heel adds three to four inches, so in show shoes Bella’s eye line sits around 6 feet 1 inch, which is part of why she photographs as such a commanding presence even next to taller models.

Her other listed measurements fill out the picture that casting directors work from. Her weight is commonly reported at about 121 pounds (55 kilograms), though she has never confirmed a weight herself and that number should be read as a press estimate, not a fact she has stated. Her bust, waist and hip measurements are commonly listed as 34-24-34 inches, her dress size as 4 (US), and her shoe size as 8.5 (US). Those are the numbers that appear across modeling databases; they are not agency-verified in the way her height is, so treat them as the industry’s working figures rather than gospel.

Why Her Height Works on the Runway

High fashion has a height band, and Bella Hadid sits inside it. Casting directors for the big houses — Chanel, Dior, Givenchy, Versace, Saint Laurent — generally book women between 5 feet 9 inches and 6 feet for runway, with 5 feet 9 inches as the floor. The reason is practical, not aesthetic snobbery: sample garments are cut to a single size and a single length, and a model inside the band makes the clothes hang the way the designer drew them, with hems falling where they should and proportions reading cleanly from the front row. A model below the band forces alterations; a model above it risks the clothes looking short.

At 5 feet 9 inches, Bella is at the very bottom of that band — and that turns out to be a useful place to be. She is tall enough for every runway brief and every editorial booking, and she is short enough, by supermodel standards, to photograph as relatable rather than remote. The camera loves a model who can hold a long line without towering over the clothes, and Bella’s proportions — long legs, a small head relative to her frame, a narrow waist — make her read taller than her measurement in photographs. It is a common observation in fashion writing that she photographs closer to 5 feet 10 inches, and the illusion is helped by posture: years of equestrian training gave her a straight-backed, shoulders-down carriage that adds visual height without adding a single inch.

Height also shaped the kind of career she built. Runway was her first language — she debuted at New York Fashion Week in September 2014, a month after signing with IMG, walking for Desigual — and runway is where height is a hard requirement rather than a preference. Editorial work followed, then campaigns, then beauty contracts, and each step leaned less on raw height and more on her face, her presence and her following. By the time she became a Dior Beauty ambassador in 2016, her height was a footnote to her name; it had done its job by getting her through the casting door, and her work kept her in the room.

There is one more way her height matters, and it is the least glamorous: longevity. Models who rely on being the tallest girl in the room age out of runway faster, because the next crop is always taller. Bella’s career never depended on being the tallest — Gigi, her own sister, is taller — so it was built on versatility instead: runway, editorial, campaigns, beauty, and then business. That spread is a large part of why she is still booking top shows and fronting campaigns a decade after her debut, while plenty of taller contemporaries have faded from the catwalk.

Bella Hadid vs Other Supermodels: Height Comparison

Bella is tall, but she is not the tallest name on any runway she walks. Her own family and peer group make the point clearly: she is the shorter Hadid sister, and she is a touch shorter than most of the women she shares campaigns with. The comparison below uses the commonly listed height for each model.

The Gigi comparison is the one fans ask about most, and it is the simplest: Gigi Hadid is 5 feet 10 inches, one inch taller than Bella, and the difference is visible in photos of the two together — Gigi’s head sits a fraction higher, and her stride reads a touch longer. The sisters have walked the same shows since 2014, often in the same lineup, and casting directors have never treated the inch as a problem; if anything, the pair photographs well together precisely because they are close in height without being identical. Readers who want the full Gigi picture can see our Gigi Hadid height profile, which breaks down her 5-foot-10 listing the same way this page handles Bella’s.

Kendall Jenner, at 5 feet 10 inches, is the other name that recurs in every Bella comparison. The two came up together in the mid-2010s, walked the same Victoria’s Secret shows, and have shared campaigns and front rows for a decade; Kendall’s extra inch is real but it has never been the story, because both women sit comfortably inside the runway band and both were booked for their faces and followings as much as their frames. Our Kendall Jenner biography covers her rise from reality television to the top of the modeling pay lists.

Adriana Lima, at 5 feet 10 inches, belongs to the generation before Bella — a Victoria’s Secret Angel for nearly two decades — and the comparison shows how stable the runway standard has been: the ideal height for a high-fashion model has sat at 5 feet 9 to 5 feet 10 inches for thirty years, and Bella’s 5-foot-9 figure lands exactly where the industry has always wanted it. Our Adriana Lima height profile has her full measurements and career numbers.

Kaia Gerber is the interesting equal: at 5 feet 9 inches she matches Bella exactly, and the two have walked together often since Kaia’s debut in 2017. Emily Ratajkowski, at 5 feet 7 inches, is the exception that proves the rule — two inches below the usual runway floor, she built her career on editorial and commercial work rather than the catwalk, and her success shows that height is a gate for runway, not for modeling as a whole. Our Emily Ratajkowski net worth profile covers how she turned that different path into a fortune of her own. And for the next generation’s version of the same story, our Kaia Gerber net worth profile tracks how the daughter of Cindy Crawford converted a famous name and a 5-foot-9 frame into her own career.

Early Life and Background

Isabella Khair Hadid was born on October 9, 1996, in Washington, D.C. Her father, Mohamed Hadid, is a Palestinian-Jordanian real estate developer whose luxury projects in Los Angeles made the family name familiar long before his daughters did; her mother, Yolanda Hadid, is a Dutch former model who later became known to a wide television audience through The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Bella is the middle child of the three Hadid siblings: older sister Gigi, born in 1995, and younger brother Anwar, born in 1999. She also has two older half-sisters, Marielle and Alana, from her father’s first marriage, and in 2025 the family publicly acknowledged another half-sister, Aydan Nix, born from her father’s later relationship.

The family moved to California while Bella was young, and she grew up between Santa Barbara and the family’s ranch in Santa Clarita, in a world built around horses. Riding was not a hobby for her; it was the center of her childhood. She competed at a national level as a junior equestrian, rode almost daily, and for a time her stated ambition was the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, not the runway. That plan ended when she was diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2012, at fifteen, an illness that also affected her mother and brother and that would shape her health for the next decade. The diagnosis forced her to give up competitive riding, and it left her with fatigue and joint pain that she has spoken about openly in the years since.

School ran alongside the horses. She attended Malibu High School, then moved to New York, where she briefly studied photography at the Parsons School of Design — a detail that fits the visual eye she later brought to her own image, from her Instagram curation to the art direction of her fragrance brand. She has said that modeling was not her first choice; she fell into it at sixteen, when a commercial job for the label Flynn Skye in 2012 put her in front of a camera and showed her that the discipline she had learned in the stable — early mornings, physical control, performing under pressure — transferred directly to a shoot.

For readers tracking her age alongside her height, our sister site GuideNetWorth has the full birthday breakdown in its Bella Hadid age article, which confirms the October 9, 1996 birthdate against Wikipedia, agency records and the Astro-Databank birth record, and works through the confusion that has some sites listing her as a year older than she is. The short version: she turned 30 on October 9, 2026.

Career Rise: From Teen Model to Supermodel

Bella’s professional career starts on August 21, 2014, the day she signed with IMG Models, the agency that still represents her. She was seventeen. A month later she made her New York Fashion Week debut walking for Desigual, and the pace from there was fast: by 2015 she was walking for Tom Ford at New York Fashion Week, and by 2016 she was on the books for Chanel, Givenchy, Versace, Dior, Balmain and Saint Laurent — the full roster of houses that define a top model’s season.

The years 2016 and 2017 were the breakout. She was voted Model of the Year in industry polling, she walked the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, and she set a record that still gets quoted: five international Vogue September covers in a single year, 2017, passing the previous record held by Doutzen Kroes. September is the biggest issue of the fashion year, the one advertisers fight over, and holding five of them at once is the kind of statistic that separates a working model from a supermodel. Her total now stands at more than 35 appearances on international Vogue covers, a number that puts her among the most-covered models of her generation.

Dior became her commercial anchor. She has served as a global ambassador for Dior Beauty since 2016, fronting makeup and fragrance campaigns season after season, and the relationship has been one of the longest and steadiest brand partnerships in modern modeling. Around it she stacked the rest of the luxury portfolio: Bulgari, TAG Heuer, Nike, Calvin Klein, Versace and Michael Kors, among others. The campaign fees from that run are the foundation of her fortune, and they are also the reason her name stayed in the top tier of the modeling pay lists even in years when she walked fewer shows.

Forbes tracked her earnings through that peak. She earned an estimated $6.5 million in 2017 and $8.5 million in 2018, when she ranked as the eighth-highest-paid model in the world, and as of 2023 she was still among the world’s highest-paid models with an estimated $19 million in earnings that year, according to Forbes figures reported by Wikipedia. The 2023 number is the interesting one: it came after a period away from the runway for health reasons, and it shows how far her income had spread beyond show fees by then — campaigns, beauty contracts and her own businesses were carrying the total.

The 2020s added a different kind of recognition. She was named one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in 2023, a nod that had as much to do with her public voice — on Palestine, on health, on the pressures of the industry — as with her modeling. In 2026 she was cast in the series The Beauty, a move into acting that fits the path other supermodels have taken as their runway years wind down. And through it all she kept walking: Paris seasons, couture weeks, and the big set-piece shows that still define the fashion calendar.

What the career amounts to, measured against the height question this page answers, is a proof of concept. Five feet nine inches is not the tallest figure on a runway, and Bella has never needed it to be. Her career was built on being exactly tall enough, and then on everything else — the face, the walk, the work rate, the business sense — that height alone can never supply.

The Money Behind the Height

A height article still has to answer the money question, because it is the question most readers ask next. Bella Hadid’s net worth in 2026 sits in a range: $25 million to $35 million. Celebrity Net Worth, which updated its profile with a snapshot dated November 6, 2026, lists $35 million. Several other outlets, including NextBiography and a range of 2026 bio sites, list $25 million. The gap is a valuation gap, not a reporting error — the lower figure leans on modeling income and known deals, while the higher figure gives more weight to the value of her businesses, above all Orebella, which has grown fast since its 2024 launch. The honest number is the range, anchored on Celebrity Net Worth’s $35 million as the most recently updated figure.

The earnings record underneath that range is better documented than the net worth itself, because Forbes published model pay lists through the late 2010s. Bella earned an estimated $6.5 million in 2017 and $8.5 million in 2018, the year she ranked eighth among the world’s highest-paid models. The 2023 figure — an estimated $19 million in a single year, per Forbes figures reported by Wikipedia — is the largest single-year number attached to her name, and it arrived in a year when she was walking less, which tells you how much of her income had moved from the runway to contracts and equity by then.

Where does the money come from, year by year? Runway fees are the smallest part for a model at her level — a top show pays in the low thousands per walk, and the value is exposure rather than cash. The real money is in campaigns and ambassadorships: her Dior Beauty role, running since 2016, is reported to pay more than $1 million a year on its own, and her deals with Bulgari, TAG Heuer, Nike and Calvin Klein sit in the same band. Editorial work pays little but builds the name that makes the campaigns possible. Social media partnerships add a further stream — she has more than 60 million Instagram followers, and a single sponsored post from an account that size commands a five- or six-figure fee. And then there are the businesses, which are now the largest part of the story.

For the full money breakdown — the year-by-year earnings, the deal-by-deal accounting, and the comparison with Gigi’s fortune — our own Bella Hadid net worth profile covers it in depth, and our sister site’s Bella Hadid net worth article on GuideNetWorth takes a second, independent run at the same numbers. The two profiles agree on the range and on the drivers; they differ, as honest estimates do, on the exact top of it.

Businesses: Orebella and Kin Euphorics

Bella’s business career started before her fragrance line, and it started with a drink. In 2021 she became a co-founder and partner in Kin Euphorics, a non-alcoholic beverage company selling functional drinks built around adaptogens and botanicals. The fit was personal: she has spoken about cutting back on alcohol for health reasons, and the brand’s pitch — a social drink without the hangover — matched her own life. Kin gave her a first taste of equity: not a fee for her face, but a stake in a company whose value she could grow.

Orebella, launched in May 2024, is the bigger bet and the one that now drives her net worth estimates. It is a fragrance company built around a simple idea: alcohol-free perfume, formulated as a parfum oil that you shake to activate, made with essential oils and clean ingredients in partnership with the fragrance houses Firmenich and Robertet. The launch collection sold through Sephora in the United States, expanded to Selfridges in the United Kingdom in May 2025, and has since opened pop-ups across the Middle East, including Kuwait and Dubai. By 2026, according to Celebrity Net Worth’s reporting on the company’s own statements, Orebella was generating eight figures in annual revenue, growing at double-digit rates year over year, and stocked in more than 2,000 stores around the world. A new fragrance, Eternal Roots, arrived in 2026 as the line kept expanding.

The business logic is worth spelling out, because it explains why her net worth estimates jumped in 2025 and 2026. A modeling contract pays a fee; a brand she owns pays her twice — once as its face, and again as its shareholder when the company grows. Orebella’s eight-figure revenue does not mean eight figures of profit in Bella’s pocket, and any site that equates the two is misleading you, but it does mean the equity stake is worth real money in a way that a campaign fee never is. That is why Celebrity Net Worth’s $35 million figure sits above the older $25 million estimates: the newer number prices in a business that barely existed when the older number was written.

There is also a height angle to the business story, oddly enough. Orebella’s branding leans hard on Bella’s image — her face, her style, the equestrian and outdoors life she built in Texas — and the product is sold on the strength of that image rather than on shelf presence. A model whose career was built on being photographed becomes, in her thirties, a founder whose photograph sells the product. The 5-foot-9 frame that got her cast is now a memory in the brand’s art direction; what sells Orebella is the woman, not the measurement.

Homes and Assets

Bella’s property record is public, and it reads like a map of her life stages. In 2019 she paid $6.1 million for a penthouse in New York’s SoHo neighborhood, a six-story building with fourteen residential units, and in March 2021 she sold it for $6.5 million — a modest gain that says more about her timing than about speculation, since she bought and sold within the same hot stretch of the Manhattan market. The SoHo years were her New York years, when the city was her base for fashion weeks and campaign shoots.

The Texas years look different. She moved her base to Fort Worth, Texas, where her partner, the equestrian Adan Banuelos, is based, and where the horse life she grew up with fits naturally. In November 2026, according to Celebrity Net Worth, she paid $5.5 million for a 2,000-square-foot home in Crested Butte, Colorado — a mountain town that fits the same pattern, horses and open space rather than city penthouses. The Crested Butte purchase is recent and single-sourced, so read it as reported rather than confirmed, but it matches the direction of her life: away from the fashion capitals, toward the ranch.

Cars and investments are thinner ground. She has been photographed with a range of luxury vehicles, as any top model is, but there is no reliable public record of a collection in the way there is for some of her peers, and this page will not invent one. Her investments beyond Kin Euphorics and Orebella are not publicly documented either. What is documented is the property trail above and the two businesses, and those two alone account for most of the wealth that can be verified from public sources.

Personal Life: Family, Health and Texas

Bella’s family is famous in its own right, and it keeps getting bigger. Her father Mohamed’s property career and her mother Yolanda’s modeling and television career made the Hadids a name before Gigi and Bella did; the sisters then made it a fashion dynasty. Gigi, the elder by a year, is the taller sister at 5 feet 10 inches and the more commercially exposed of the two, with her own child and her own long list of campaigns. Anwar, the youngest, has modeled and made music. The 2025 revelation of a half-sister, Aydan Nix, added a new branch to a family tree that the press thought it knew, and Bella has handled the news with the same privacy she brings to most family matters — acknowledged, not performed.

Her health story is the part of her life she has been most open about, and it is the part that explains the gaps in her career. Diagnosed with Lyme disease at fifteen, she has lived with its symptoms — fatigue, joint pain, brain fog — for more than a decade, and she has spoken about the toll it took on her ability to work consistently. In 2023 she stepped back from modeling for a sustained period of treatment, and her return to the runway in the seasons that followed was covered as a comeback, not a routine booking. The Lyme story is also why the 2023 earnings figure of $19 million matters: it shows a career that kept earning while she was working less, because the contracts and the businesses did not stop when the shows did.

Her relationship with Adan Banuelos, a professional equestrian and horse trainer from Texas, has been public since 2023, and it is the relationship that pulled her life toward Fort Worth and back toward horses. The couple attended her Orebella launch event together in May 2024. Reporting in 2026 described a brief split in January of that year, followed by a reconciliation in February — the kind of on-again, off-again detail that tabloids love and that this page reports only because it is widely documented, not because it changes anything about her career. Before Banuelos, her most public relationship was with the singer The Weeknd, on and off between 2015 and 2019, a pairing that kept both of them in the headlines for years.

Outside work, she rides, she paints, and she has built a public voice on issues she cares about, above all the Palestinian cause — her father’s family is Palestinian, and she has used her platform to speak about it at personal cost, including losing brand work. She was named to the Time 100 in 2023, and that recognition was as much for the voice as for the modeling. For a fuller account of her life off the runway, including the family tree and the Texas move, our Personal Life category gathers the site’s profiles of celebrities whose private lives are part of the story, and the Celebrity category collects the full run of star profiles on this site.

Height Myths and Wrong Numbers Online

Search for Bella Hadid’s height and you will find more than two numbers. Here are the ones that circulate, and what to make of each.

5 feet 9.5 inches (177 cm). This figure appears on WhosDatedWho, and almost nowhere else. It sits above both the press figure and the agency figure, it has no sourcing behind it, and it looks like a database error — possibly a confusion with a heels-on measurement, or a rounding of someone else’s number. Treat it as wrong.

5 feet 8 inches (173 cm). This shows up on a handful of smaller bio sites, usually in articles that also get her age wrong. It is a full inch below the agency figure and has no support from any major profile. Treat it as wrong.

5 feet 10 inches (178 cm). This is Gigi’s height, and it migrates onto Bella’s profiles more often than you would think — usually in articles that list both sisters and copy one number twice. If a site tells you Bella is 5 feet 10 inches, check whether it says the same about Gigi; if it does, the writer confused the sisters. Bella is 5 feet 9 inches; Gigi is 5 feet 10 inches.

“She is 5 feet 9 inches in heels.” A claim that pops up in comment sections and forums, usually from someone who met her at an event. It is backwards: 5 feet 9 inches is her barefoot listing, and in heels she stands well over six feet. Anyone who met her in heels and judged her to be 5 feet 9 was looking at a woman in flat shoes, or misjudging badly.

“Her height changed over the years.” Adult height does not change by half an inch year to year, and the two numbers in circulation are not a timeline — the IMG figure and the press figure have coexisted for a decade. What changed is which number a given site chose to print, not Bella herself.

The lesson for readers is a general one: celebrity heights are among the most copied and least checked numbers on the internet, because every bio site copies the last one. The only numbers worth trusting are the ones with a source attached — an agency listing, a measurement on camera, or a profile that names where its figure came from. This page’s range has that sourcing, and the range is the honest answer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources and Reporting

This article was researched from live sources in November 2026. The height figures come from Wikipedia’s Bella Hadid biography, which carries the IMG Models listing of 5 feet 8.5 inches (1.74 m) in its modeling-information box, and from the majority of modeling databases and profiles — including HeightProfiles, CelebReign, BodyMeasurements.org and NextBiography — which list 5 feet 9 inches (175 cm). The birthdate of October 9, 1996, and the Washington, D.C. birthplace are confirmed by Wikipedia and by our sister site GuideNetWorth’s age profile. Earnings figures ($6.5 million in 2017, $8.5 million in 2018, $19 million in 2023) come from Forbes reporting as cited by Celebrity Net Worth and Wikipedia. The net worth range of $25 million to $35 million reflects Celebrity Net Worth’s November 6, 2026 snapshot of $35 million against the $25 million figure carried by several other outlets. Orebella’s launch date, retail expansion and revenue reporting come from company statements as reported by Celebrity Net Worth. Property figures come from public reporting cited by NextBiography, FamousPeopleToday and Celebrity Net Worth.

How we estimated: height is not an estimate — it is a published measurement, and where the published measurements disagree we print the range and name both sources rather than picking one silently. Net worth is an estimate: it is built from reported earnings, known deals and the stated revenue of her businesses, and it is given as a range because the sources disagree on how much her equity in Orebella is worth. Private finances are never public, so every net worth figure on this site is an approximation, and the honest one is the range.

Sources consulted: Wikipedia · Celebrity Net Worth · HeightProfiles · NextBiography · GuideNetWorth · CelebzLiving · BodyMeasurements.org · FactsIntel

By Celebamerica Editorial Staff. Last updated November 14, 2026.