Introduction

Seann William Scott is an American professional actor, comedian, and producer with an estimated net worth of $30 Million.

Quick Facts

• Earned just $8,000 from the first American Pie film
• Earns $225,000 per episode from Shifting Gears
• Paid his ex-wife a $1 million lump settlement
• Pays $11,000 per month in child support
• Total assets worth $31.6 million (including property, investments & cash)
• Stock portfolio worth approximately $12.3 million
• Owns several properties worth a combined $18.8 million

Film Earnings

In a 2012 interview on ESPN2, Seann William Scott confirmed he received just $8,000 for filming the first American Pie film. Before landing the role, Scott had been working at Home Depot to support himself. He also landed roles in commercials for American Express and Sunny Delight.

Scott blew the $8,000 before the film even came out, spending most of it on a car. Seann worked at the Los Angeles Zoo while waiting for the release of American Pie. Skipping to the final movie, American Reunion, he earned $5 million. Everything in between remains undisclosed, including his work on other notable films such as Goon and Ice Age.

Shifting Gears Salary

According to court documents filed in his 2025 child support dispute, Seann William Scott reportedly earned $95,000 per episode for starring alongside Tim Allen in the sitcom Shifting Gears. This would have earned the actor $950,000 in season one. He also received a salary increase to $225,000 per episode in season two, earning him $2.93 million and $3.9 million overall.

Divorce Settlement

In 2019, Seann William Scott married Olivia Korenberg, an interior designer. The couple gave birth to their daughter, Frankie Rose Scott, a year later. However, the couple unfortunately separated in 2023, and in February 2024, Scott filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. While the initial divorce proceedings were rather quick, given that the couple had signed a prenuptial agreement, the aftermath was a little messy.

According to reports, Scott agreed to pay Korenberg:

• $1 million lump sum settlement
• $6,000 per month in child support
• $35,000 worth of legal fees

He also retained his properties, personal belongings, and bank accounts, but reportedly allowed Korenberg to stay at his Malibu property for a limited period. Korenberg retained her personal belongings and any other gifts or assets acquired during the marriage under her name.

Child Support Dispute

However, the couple was back in court in 2025, as Korenberg sought an increase in child support payments. She claimed that Scott was earning $148,000 per month through salary, royalties, and investments, and that he tried to evict her from his Malibu home. As a result of the dispute, Seann William Scott laid out his finances in full detail, which were as follows:

• Monthly income: $110,000 (including $48,000 royalties & $31,000 investments)
• Cash: $158,000
• Stock portfolio: $12,285,322
• Real estate portfolio: $18,781,328
• Car collection: $85,000
• Furniture: $171,000
• Art Collection: $93,000
• Total assets worth $31.6 million

Scott also claimed that he was paying $8,000 per month on child care, $15,000 per month on property taxes, and had paid total legal fees of $500,000 during the divorce and child support proceedings. He ultimately agreed to increase his child support obligations to $11,000 per month to settle the dispute.

Real Estate

In June 2017, Seann William Scott paid $2.2 million for a 5,227-square-foot compound in Venice, California. The lot featured two properties, which Scott put an extensive amount of work into over the years. The end result was two homes totaling 4,600 square feet of living space. In April 2024, he returned the compound to the market, seeking just under $5 million. He later reduced the price to $4.575 million, but no takers. It was removed from the market towards the end of the year.

Scott’s longtime home is a 4,176-square-foot home in Malibu, which features five bedrooms, five bathrooms, a fenced tennis court, and an outdoor pool. The actor returned this property to the market in February 2026, with an asking price of $17.85 million. It’s currently still available for sale. Given that he paid just $4 million for it in 2004, Scott stands to profit substantially from the sale.

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Introduction

Ronda Rousey is an American former professional MMA fighter, judoka, and actress with an estimated net worth of $16 Million.

In a six-year professional mixed martial arts career, Ronda Rousey fought 14 times and retired with a record of 12-2-0. She fought eight times in the UFC, winning six fights by first-round armbar submission. She earned approximately $17.8 million, which averages $2.225 million per fight.

This profile outlines our research on Ronda Rousey’s career, net worth history, UFC earnings, WWE contracts, and other factors that have affected her wealth.

Quick Facts

• Earned an estimated $17.8 million during her UFC career
• Received a salary of $1.5 million per year in the WWE
• Disclosed purse of $2.2 million for her Netflix fight with Gina Carano
• Awarded a $6 million settlement in the UFC’s antitrust lawsuit
• Currently selling her home in Venice, California, for $1.83 million

Net Worth History

When we first began tracking Ronda Rousey’s net worth in 2019, she was estimated at $12 million. However, this was already after her time with the UFC had concluded. By this point, she’d already earned almost $18 million during her MMA career, excluding additional income from sponsorships and ventures outside of the sport.

In recent years, the increase in Ronda’s net worth is primarily attributed to her WWE contract, which reportedly pays her a base salary of $1.5 million per year. As a result, her net worth has continued to increase, reaching an estimated $13 million by 2021 and $14 million in 2023.

At the time of writing, we believe Ronda’s net worth is somewhere in the realm of $16 Million. This will likely change significantly once she receives her share of the UFC antitrust settlement.

MMA Career

When Ronda Rousey first began competing as an MMA fighter, the female divisions of such competitions were in their very early stages. As such, the competition was of a much lower standard than it is today. This was very similar to the men’s divisions in the early 2000s, when people were still experimenting with various fighting styles.

Rousey possessed a skill set few other women had at the time, as a former judo Olympian. As it turned out, this would translate perfectly into mixed martial arts. Ronda began competing in the Strikeforce organization and won all four of her fights by armbar submission in the first round.

In 2012, the UFC acquired Strikeforce, bringing many of its top talents with it, and established the UFC female bantamweight division. Since Rousey was the Strikeforce champion at the time, her first fight in the UFC was for the bantamweight belt against Liz Carmouche. Naturally, she got the job done with her gold standard first-round armbar submission and became the UFC’s first female bantamweight champion.

Between 2013 and 2015, Rousey defended her title successfully on five separate occasions, three of which were over in under 30 seconds. However, Rousey had become an icon in women’s mixed martial arts, and in the mid-2010s, talented women were beginning to make their way into the UFC’s ranks. 

The first was Holly Holm, who fought Ronda in November 2015 and won by a head-kick knockout. Next, in December 2016, came Amanda Nunes, known for her impressive striking and raw power. Nunes knocked out Rousey in just 48 seconds of the first round, showcasing just how much the level of competition had increased in a few years.

Fight Earnings

As part of a class-action lawsuit against the UFC, several paychecks of the organization’s star talent were made public, including those of Conor McGregor, Jon Jones, and Ronda Rousey. In fact, in Rousey’s case, every single one of her UFC fight earnings was revealed. Unfortunately, no specifics were revealed regarding the pay structure, but it would likely have been a combination of pay-to-show, pay-to-win, and PPV shares.

For her first fight in the UFC, she earned approximately $574,720 for defeating Liz Carmouche. This was followed by $1.82 million for defeating Miesha Tate for a second time. In 2014, she fought twice, earning $870,969 for beating Sara McMann and $1.06 million for defeating Alexis Davis.

With three fights in 2015, Rousey earned $1.46 million against Cat Zingano and $2.64 million for her final UFC victory against Bethe Correia. For her loss to Holly Holm, she earned an estimated $4.5 million. For her final UFC bout, against Nunes, she earned $4.88 million. This brings her total UFC earnings to approximately $17.78 million. 

Netflix Fight Purse

Ronda Rousey recently made one final return to MMA to fight Gina Carano live on Netflix in the headlining bout. She won the fight by armbar submission in just 17 seconds of the first round. According to the California State Athletic Commission disclosure, Rousey earned $2.2 million, while Carano earned $1.05 million. However, these figures are allegedly underestimated and don’t account for additional compensation.  

WWE Salary

After hanging up her gloves in the mid-2010s, Ronda transitioned into professional wrestling, signing a full-time contract with the WWE in February 2018. Reports suggest that the agreement had a lifespan of between three and five years. She earned an estimated annual base salary of $1.5 million. However, this doesn’t include additional income from event appearances, speaking gigs, or merchandising.

It appears that Ronda was under this contract for at least four years, between 2018 and 2022, potentially earning a total base salary of $6 million. 

UFC Antitrust Settlement

Rousey is among more than 1,000 professional MMA fighters who will receive compensation from the UFC’s Antitrust lawsuit, which was resolved in early 2025.​

In late 2014, UFC fighters, including Cung Le, Nate Quarry, and Jon Fitch, accused the UFC’s then-parent company, Zuffa LLC, of anticompetitive practices. The fighters alleged that between 2010 and 2017, Zuffa LLC had prevented them from making their own deals or from using competition among fight promoters to negotiate higher pay.

After more than 10 years of court hearings and evidence gathering, a Nevada judge finally approved the $375 million settlement in February 2025. The outcome was the first major legal victory for MMA athletes. After deducting attorney fees, administrative costs, and taxes, roughly $251 million remained for the fighters. Although Rousey was not one of the original plaintiffs, the settlement ultimately covered all UFC fighters who fought during the period.

The payouts were calculated based on each fighter’s earnings and the number of fights they had between December 16, 2010, and June 30, 2017. Each fighter received roughly one-third of their total earnings from those years, plus an additional payment of about $14,000 per fight.

As a result of the hearing, several fighters’ earnings were made public, including all the compensation Rousey received during the qualifying period. While some of the smallest payments could be as low as $16,000, the biggest names will receive far more.

For example, it is reported that Anderson Silva might receive up to $10.3 million, Conor McGregor around $9 million, and Rousey approximately $6 million from the settlement; however, these figures have not been confirmed.

Real Estate

In June 2014, Rousey paid $1.42 million for an 868-square-foot, single-story home in Venice, California. She listed the property for sale in August 2024 at an asking price of $1.9 million. In September, the price was reduced to $1.825 million, and the property is still for sale.

Introduction 

Kevin Bacon is an American professional actor, musician, and producer with an estimated net worth of $30 Million.

Quick Facts

• Earned $175,000 per episode from The Following
• Reportedly earned $1 million from Footloose (1984)
• Paid just $700 per week for his debut film in 1978
• Potentially lost as much as $30 million from the Bernie Madoff scandal

Before Wealth & Fame

Kevin Bacon grew up in a close-knit family that valued education and creativity, showing an early interest in the arts and acting in school plays and theater productions at a young age. He attended Julia Reynolds Masterman Laboratory and Demonstration School, a prestigious public school in Philadelphia, where he excelled academically.

After graduating from high school, Bacon attended the Circle in the Square Theater School in New York City, where he studied acting. He then studied at the BFA Acting Program at Lehman College in New York City, later taking on small roles in theater productions and commercials.

The Following Salary

According to reports, when Kevin Bacon began starring in the psychological horror series, The Following, he earned approximately $175,000 per episode. Bacon played the lead role of Ryan Hardy in all three seasons and 45 episodes between 2013 and 2015. Assuming that the figure above is accurate and remained constant throughout the three seasons, Bacon should have earned $2.63 million per season and $7.88 million overall.

Film Earnings

Kevin Bacon has said he was paid just $700 per week while filming his debut film, National Lampoon’s Animal House (1978). This film was produced on a budget of just $3 million and took only 32 days to film. Based on this, Bacon would have earned between $3,500 and $4,000 from the film. Adjusting for inflation, this would equate to roughly $18,000 in today’s currency.

The actor’s next reported salary was a $1 million paycheck for starring in the 1984 film, Footloose. Again, since the film was produced more than 40 years ago, the inflation-adjusted equivalent would be $3.2 million today. According to a 1992 article from Deseret News, Bacon earned $650,000 for starring in A Few Good Men. This made him the fourth-highest-paid cast member, behind Tom Cruise ($12 million), Jack Nicholson ($5 million), and Demi Moore ($2 million).

Now, Bacon’s other reported film salaries aren’t as well verified, but here’s what we know. He allegedly earned $2.5 million for starring in the 1996 film Sleepers, alongside Brad Pitt and Robert De Niro. He also reportedly earned $5 million from Hollow Man (2000), $3 million from Mystic River (2003), and $6 million from Crazy, Stupid, Love (2011). The latter is the one we have the most trouble believing. For comparison, Steve Carell earned approximately $15 million from being the lead actor and producer of the film.

Highest-Grossing Films

Here’s a list of Kevin Bacon’s ten highest-grossing films:

1. Apollo 13 (1995) – $355 million
2. X-Men: First Class (2011) – $354 million
3. A Few Good Men (1992) – $243 million
4. JFK (1991) – $205.4 million
5. Hollow Man (2000) $191.2 million
6. Sleepers (1996) – $165.6 million
7. Mystic River (2003) – $156.8 million
8. Crazy, Stupid, Love (2011) – $146.5 million
9. National Lampoon’s Animal House (1978) – $141.6 million
10. Black Mass (2015) – $99.9 million

Bernie Madoff Scandal Losses

Several high-profile celebrities were victims of the Bernie Madoff scandal, including fellow actor John Malkovich, who lost $670,000 to the scheme. However, Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick lost much, much more. In 2022, Bacon was interviewed by Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett on the Smartless Podcast, where he explained that the couple had most of their money invested with Madoff.

He also stated that while most of the funds were gone, they were able to recover a small portion. The exact losses haven’t been disclosed, but Bacon briefly mentioned it was in the millions. Some sources suggest that the couple may have lost as much as $30 million, but this hasn’t been confirmed.

Real Estate

In December 2011, Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick paid $2.5 million for a 2,760-square-foot, three-bedroom home in Los Angeles, California, through an LLC linked to Kyra. The title was later transferred to the Bacon Family Trust, and the couple still owns it at the time of writing. It currently has an estimated value of $3.8 million.

Summary 

Bacon’s career has been marked by steady improvement in both the depth and complexity of the varied characters he portrays. He continues to be a prominent figure in the film industry, with his move to television exposing him to a wider audience. After 40 years and more than 100 credits, Kevin Bacon is expanding his repertoire still further with a rumored Marvel Cinematic Universe appearance in 2023.