What Is Katherine Heigl’s Net Worth? Here’s What We Know

Dr. Izzie Stevens, Isabel Evans and Tully Hart are just a few names that come to mind when we think of Katherine Heigl—better known as the reigning rom-com queen of the early ’00s. With nearly three decades of experience under her belt, the Emmy-winning actress has proven she has incredible range, dabbling in action thrillers, dark comedies and even voice work. But we’re curious to know, how did these accomplishments affect her net worth?

Keep reading for a full breakdown of Katherine Heigl’s net worth.

Celebrity Net Worth reports that Heigl's net worth is $30 million, and it has a lot to do with her decades-long acting career.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Heigl made $6 million for both 27 Dresses and The Ugly Truth. And by 2011, Forbes listed her as one of the highest-paid actresses when her salary doubled to a staggering $12 million per film.

In 2012, she earned her biggest paycheck of $15 million for the crime comedy One for the Money—even though it wasn’t a commercial success.

In case you haven’t been keeping up with Heigl’s career, the actress laid low for a little while after being labeled as “difficult” and “unprofessional.” The actress also faced severe backlash for criticizing her 2007 film, Knocked Up, in a previous interview with Vanity Fair. And in 2008, when she withdrew her Grey’s Anatomy nomination from the Emmys, many saw it as an attack towards the writing team, and her reputation took a big hit.

The actress was candid about how the experience affected her mental health. She told The Washington Post, “The more I said I was sorry, the more they wanted it. The more terrified and scared I was of doing something wrong, the more I came across like I had really done something horribly wrong."

Fortunately, her family helped her heal. And before long, Heigl was gracing the small screen in popular shows like State of Affairs, Suits and, of course, Firefly Lane.

Her exact salary hasn’t been publicly released, but since she plays a main role and serves as executive producer, we estimate that she’s earning around eight figures per season. Here’s hoping Netflix renews the show for season three.