Abigail Disney, the granddaughter of The Walt Disney Company cofounder Roy Disney, is only worth $120 million, according to her own reports.
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That makes her worth less than the company's current CEO, Bob Iger, who has a net worth of $690 million, according to Forbes estimates. Abigail Disney has previously criticized Iger for being overpaid.
"The internet says I have half a billion dollars and I might have something close to that if I'd been investing aggressively," Disney herself told the Financial Times in June. "I'm roughly around $120 million and I have been for some time now."
Disney has given away $70 million of her personal fortune over the past 30 years.
Disney is a well-known and outspoken critic of the wealth divide in America. In June, she was among a group of 19 ultrawealthy Americans who signed an open letter to the 2020 presidential candidates expressing their collective support for a moderate wealth tax on the 1%.
Presidential hopeful Tom Steyer might be trying to become America's second billionaire president — but he isn't anywhere near as wealthy as our current chief of state.
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Steyer, 62, is worth half as much as President Trump, but still far more than any other current candidate, according to Forbes. Steyer made much of his $1.6 billion fortune managing his hedge fund, Farallon Capital.
Steyer will likely be even less wealthy by election day. He plans to use $100 million of his own fortune to fund his presidential campaign, Business Insider previously reported.
Taylor Swift was upset that she wasn't given the opportunity to buy her masters, but she might not have been able to afford them anyway.
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Swift's masters — along with her former label Big Machine Records — sold for a combined $300 million to Scooter Braun, Business Insider previously reported.
Talent manager Scooter Braun — Swift's "worst-case scenario" — is only slightly wealthier than the musician herself.
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Braun manages the careers of Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Zac Brown Band, Tori Kelly, Karlie Kloss, Carly Rae Jepsen, The Black Eyed Peas, and J Balvin. Braun has "broken more new artists than any other music executive in the last decade," he says on his personal website. He also has stakes in Uber, Spotify, Songza, Casper, Waze, and Pinterest through his company SB Projects, according to his personal website.
Forbes estimated that Jenner made $11.5 million in 2016, including her salary for her starring role and executive producer credit on "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" and her 10% cut of her kids' earnings as well.
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg's net worth stands at only $1.7 billion.
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While a billion-dollar fortune is nothing to scoff at, compare Sandberg's net worth with that of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's — about $69 million, per Forbes' latest estimates.
According to Forbes, Sandberg also took the company from $56 million in losses in 2008, when she assumed leadership, to $22.1 billion in profits by 2018. She has also been fiercely defending the platform as scandal after scandal comes to the light.
Despite being a member of the Hilton family, heirs to the billion-dollar Hilton hotel empire, Paris Hilton's personal net worth is reportedly only $300 million.
Still, the former heiress has done well for herself. She has a retail empire that includes 50 stores, and has 23 different fragrances that bring in over $2.5 billion a year, The Hollywood Reporter wrote in 2018. Her net worth is about $300 million, according to Town and Country.
Serena Williams is one of the greatest tennis players to ever live, but her earnings aren't on par with the cash her male counterparts command.