What Is Jessica Biel’s Net Worth? A Look Into Her Finances

Jessica Biel has come a long way since she graced the small screen as Mary Camden on 7th Heaven.

The actress went on to star in popular films like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Rules of Attraction and The Illusionist. And in 2022, she impressed countless critics with her noteworthy performance as the title character in Hulu’s Candy. But we’re curious to know: How do these projects factor into Jessica Biel’s net worth? From her acting and production credits to her real estate, keep reading to see how Biel earned her fortune.

1. What is Jessica Biel’s net worth?

The Blade: Trinity star and her husband, Justin Timberlake, have a combined net worth of $250 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Timberlake is responsible for roughly $200 to $230 million, which means that Biel’s estimated net worth is $20 to $50 million.

2. How much did Biel make from Candy?

Biel not only starred as the main character, but she also served as an executive producer. Her salary is unknown, but it’s worth noting that the series was the eighth most-streamed series across all platforms. It even garnered an Emmy nomination.

While speaking about her experience behind the camera, she told The Wrap, “I really enjoy the development of material. I enjoy working with the writers and having a voice in the characters and their journeys. I think I can come at a script or a story or a character arc with an actor’s viewpoint, which is not better or worse, it’s just different, and it’s so nice to be able to collaborate in that way.”

4. What about her other acting roles?

While it’s unclear how much Biel made from her previous projects, it’s safe to say that they added a few zeros to her overall net worth. The actress is well-known for playing Erin in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, which brought in a whopping $107 million at the box office. Other popular projects include Valentine's Day, (which grossed $217.5 million), New Year’s Eve ($147 million), I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry ($187 million) and The A-Team ($177 million).

5. How much did Biel make from her production company, Iron Ocean Films?

Biel and her producing partner, Michelle Purple, launched their production company, Iron Ocean Films, in 2007. Per Deadline, it was founded with a mission to "tell powerful stories that enhance female voices for all audiences, across TV, film, documentary series, reality series and podcasts."

So far, Iron Ocean has produced the Freeform drama Cruel Summer and Hulu's Candy, Limetown and The Sinner. The company has also expanded into podcasting, releasing The Lost Olympians in partnership with ATTN in 2023. Biel's earnings for these projects haven't been made public, but multiple titles have found major success. For instance, JustWatch reported that Candy became the most streamed television series across all platforms when it debuted, and according to Deadline, Cruel Summer set ratings records for Freeform in both of its two seasons. Additionally, The Sinner earned multiple Golden Globe nominations and an Emmy nod.

In 2021, Biel founded Kinderfarms, a vegan wellness brand for kids, and the company has been thriving ever since. In fact, in 2023, Inc. Magazine named them one of the fastest-growing companies in the U.S., having a three-year revenue growth of 8,744 percent.

The star also launched her own athleisure line with Gaiam in 2017. At the time, she said in a statement, "We want to bring an elegance to athleisure and elevate it so that when you see the pieces, it looks familiar to what you see on the runways and you can think about wearing it out to dinner or to pick up your kids at school."

Biel also tried her hand at becoming a restaurateur by opening up a kid-friendly L.A. restaurant called Au Fudge in 2016. The location featured a creative space for kids that included wooden toys, books and optional au pairs to look after the children while parents dined in. However, after just two years, the restaurant shut down.

While discussing its closure with Jimmy Kimmel, she explained, "We’re definitely not making money. Nobody’s making money in the restaurant business, in my experience, at least not yet."

7. What about her real estate properties?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Biel and Timberlake currently own a 130-acre estate near Nashville (worth $4 million) and an exclusive property at Yellowstone Club in Montana, complete with sprawling landscapes. Plus, they have a ten-acre Hollywood Hills estate that’s currently on the market for a cool $35 million—a major step up from the $8 million that Timberlake initially paid for the property back in 2002.

Something tells us that Jessica Biel’s net worth will only go up from here.

They sure do. After Biel and Timberlake got married in 2012, the NY Daily News reported that the pair signed a prenuptial agreement, which details how they would divide their property if they were to get divorced. The contract also includes an infidelity clause—one that would require Timberlake to pay Biel a hefty sum if he ever has an affair.

Per the Daily News, "Jessica Biel reportedly has an agreement with Justin Timberlake that would net her $500,000 if he cheats."