You might love him or hate him for his controversial talk, but Ben Shapiro’s net worth at $65 million cannot be ignored.
Shapiro earns $10 million annually through multiple income streams such as book royalties, podcasts, investments and businesses.
For example, he makes an estimated $3 million in annual profits through his media company ‘The Daily Wire’.
After Candace Owens left the company over disagreements, her husband George Farmer sold his equity to Shapiro and followed the path of his wife.
You should also know that Shapiro was born wealthy and has inherited $14 million from his family’s estate. He owns properties in both Israel and the USA.
Assets
Shapiro owns a total of five real estate properties in Israel. Three apartment units in Tel Aviv and Two houses in Jerusalem.
Ben Shapiro has invested $7 million from his family trust and has invested it equally in stock markets and real estate.
Over the years, he has saved profits from his investments and used this money to start ‘The Daily Wire’ news website.
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He owns 51% of The Daily Wire. He has invested $6 million into the website and his share is now valued at over $30 Million.
Shapiro owns stocks in major corporations like Salesforce, Chiptole, GE Healthcare, Tesla, Microsoft, and Amazon. He earns $1 million each year through his stock market investments.
House
In 2019, Ben Shapiro purchased a 7-bedroom luxury villa in Florida for an eye-popping $11 million US Dollars.
A part of this payment was made through a loan facilitated by a wealthy Republican donor.
Shapiro has spent an additional $2 million to build a shooting range, golf course, and an outdoor pool on the property.
Trust Fund
Ben Shapiro’s wife is named Mor Shapiro. They got married in 2008 when they were both students at Harvard Law School.
Mor Shapiro is a medical doctor and practices as a physician. Ben Shapiro has two children, both of whom are daughters.
He has setup a trust fund for his daughters individually, and to this date has transferred $2.5 million each to those accounts.