What Is Catherine Zeta-Jones’s Net Worth? Here’s What We Know

It’s impossible to talk about Hollywood royalty without mentioning Catherine Zeta-Jones, who's worth $150 million, btw.

Over the course of her decades-long career, the Welsh actress, singer, dancer and entrepreneur has garnered a massive following and several accolades for her work, including an Academy Award, a BAFTA Award, a Tony and three SAG Awards. And now, she’s making waves with her cozy lifestyle brand, Casa Zeta-Jones. Not to mention, her highly anticipated role as the iconic Morticia Addams in Netflix’s Wednesday. But how do these projects factor into Jones’s net worth? Keep reading to see how the star amassed her fortune.

As of 2021, Catherine Zeta-Jones's estimated net worth is a whopping $150 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. And it’s all thanks to her acting credits, endorsement deals and shared assets with her husband, Michael Douglas.

After Steven Spielberg spotted the young star in the Titanic miniseries, Zeta-Jones was chosen to headline The Mask of Zorro, which went on to make over $250 million worldwide. The actress then appeared in successful box office hits like Entrapment, Ocean's Twelve, The Terminal, Intolerable Cruelty and Chicago—which earned her three awards, including an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress. While her salary for these titles haven’t been confirmed, we’re sure her paycheck benefited from these successful titles.

Yes, she made a name for herself on the big screen, but her earnings in film pale in comparison to her endorsement deals. Back in 2002, she was named global ambassador for the cosmetics company Elizabeth Arden, Inc. That same year, she signed a contract with T-Mobile that guaranteed $10 million per year, making her the top-earning celebrity endorser at the time, according to AdWeek. Zeta-Jones also cashed in on partnerships with brands like Alfa Romeo, Di Modolo, Lux and QVC.

Had the Chicago star continued to pursue a career as a singer, we’re pretty sure that her songs would be all over the Billboard charts by now. In 1992, she showcased her vocal skills in Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of Spartacus, and in 1995, she dropped her hit single, "In the Arms of Love." She also collaborated with David Essex for a 1994 duet, "True Love Ways," which peaked at number 38 on the U.K. singles chart.

You may have noticed that Zeta-Jones hasn’t done much acting in recent years, aside from minor appearances in shows. Well, that’s because the 52-year-old actress has been focusing on the growth of her lifestyle and beauty brand, Casa Zeta-Jones. While it started out as her signature home collection, it has since expanded to include a line of beauty products, activewear, footwear and even coffee, which she launched earlier this year.

On her official website, she wrote, "For me, creating is more than just a pastime. Everything I have designed has truly been a passion project of mine. I wanted to take this passion a step further and create a brand that's beautiful and luxurious, while still attainable. I have loved every moment of creating, transforming and watching my vision come to life.”