Estimates of $2–3 million,
none with a method

What the estimates say

Celebrity Net Worth lists $3 million. Tuko, Briefly and Social Life Magazine list about $2 million, and one of them describes its figure as its own editorial analysis. The figures disagree with one another by a third, none cites a document, and none shows a calculation that could be checked.

What is documented

For the 2026 season she is on a one-year contract with the Indiana Fever reported at $665,000 by IndyStar and the contract tracker Spotrac. The WNBA does not publish individual contracts. The contract page covers the deal in detail. Seven commercial partnerships are documented between July 2025 and August 2026 — Arby's, Sun Cruiser, Quest Nutrition, Marriott Bonvoy, European Wax Center, adidas and Once Upon A Coconut — and not one of the announcements or reports reviewed discloses a fee. Her USA Network studio work and her podcast are documented on the same terms: the roles are public, the pay is not.

Salary, career earnings, income and net worth are four different things

A contract value is what one employer agreed to pay in one year, before tax and agent fees. Career earnings are every such figure added up across eight WNBA seasons; the published totals for those seasons disagree with one another. Annual income would also include commercial and media earnings, but no public figures are available for those arrangements. Net worth is all of that, minus everything owed, plus assets nobody outside her circle can see.

Each step away from the contract figure loses information. By the last step there is nothing left to calculate with.