Anna Faris’s net worth is estimated at about $30 million as of October 2026, according to Celebrity Net Worth. The figure is an aggregator estimate — no Forbes, Bloomberg, or Hurun valuation has ever been published for her — and is anchored by her long-running salary on CBS’s Mom, film work including the Scary Movie franchise, and producing credits.
Last updated: October 2026
Who Is Anna Faris?
Anna Faris is an American actress, comedian, producer, and podcaster best known for playing Cindy Campbell in the Scary Movie franchise, co-leading the CBS sitcom Mom for seven seasons (2013–2020), and hosting the podcast Anna Faris Is Unqualified. For her full career story, see Anna Faris’s biography.
How Much Is Anna Faris Worth? The Estimate
The leading published estimate is $30 million (Celebrity Net Worth, 2026), corroborated by secondary coverage from outlets like Nicki Swift and Cheat Sheet. A lower aggregator estimate of $24 million (CelebsMoney, 2026) suggests a reasonable range of $24–30 million. An important caveat: this is not a Forbes-style audited valuation. Forbes, Bloomberg, and Hurun have never published a net-worth figure for Faris, so all numbers below are aggregator estimates that should be read as informed approximations, not financial records.
Where the Money Comes From
- Television — Mom (2013–2020): The biggest known income stream. Faris reportedly started at $125,000 per episode and was raised to roughly $200,000 per episode around seasons 3–4, across 7 seasons and 150+ episodes as co-lead Christy Plunkett.
- Film salaries: She starred in the Scary Movie franchise (four installments plus the 2026 revival), The House Bunny (2008), What’s Your Number? (2011), The Dictator (2012), and Overboard (2018). Specific per-film paydays have never been publicly documented by reputable outlets — be wary of any source claiming exact figures.
- Producing: Executive-producer credits on The House Bunny and What’s Your Number? typically add backend and fee income beyond acting salary.
- Voice acting: Recurring roles in the Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and Alvin and the Chipmunks franchises.
- Publishing & podcasting: Her 2017 memoir Unqualified was a New York Times bestseller, and she hosted the Anna Faris Is Unqualified podcast from 2015 to 2023.
Career Earnings Timeline
- 2000: Breakout in Scary Movie ($270M+ worldwide gross).
- 2008: Stars in and executive-produces The House Bunny — first producer credit.
- 2013: Lands co-lead role on CBS’s Mom, reportedly at $125,000/episode.
- ~2015: Salary on Mom reportedly rises to ~$200,000/episode.
- 2017: Publishes Unqualified, a New York Times bestseller.
- 2020: Exits Mom after 7 seasons; sells LA mansion for $4.75M (bought for $3.3M in 2013, as reported by Us Weekly).
- 2024: Returns to film in My Spy: The Eternal City (Prime Video).
- 2026: Reprises Cindy Campbell in Scary Movie (released June 5).
Real Estate
The best-documented property transaction of her career: Faris and then-husband Chris Pratt bought a Los Angeles mansion for $3.3 million in 2013 and sold it for $4.75 million in September 2020, per Us Weekly reporting — a gain of roughly $1.45 million before costs. In 2026, Faris revealed that her Los Angeles home was destroyed in the 2025 Pacific Palisades fires, a loss she disclosed on the Dear Chelsea podcast.
How This Estimate Is Built (Methodology)
Peoplespedia publishes this estimate with full transparency. It starts from the only consistent published figure — Celebrity Net Worth’s $30 million, echoed by multiple secondary outlets — and treats it as an approximation. The honest range is $24–30 million given CelebsMoney’s lower 2026 estimate. Hard anchors: the documented Mom salary progression ($125K → ~$200K/episode) and the verified $4.75 million 2020 home sale. There is no Forbes, Bloomberg, or Hurun figure to anchor against, and no reputable source documents her film-by-film paydays, so any breakdown is directional rather than exact. Figures we could not verify — such as a widely repeated but single-sourced $1.8 million payday for What’s Your Number? and a speculative $45 million aggregator claim — are excluded, not guessed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Anna Faris’s net worth?
Celebrity Net Worth estimates Anna Faris’s net worth at about $30 million as of 2026. It is an aggregator estimate — not a Forbes, Bloomberg, or Hurun valuation, none of which exists for her — built from her Mom salary, film career, producing credits, and real estate. A second aggregator, CelebsMoney, puts the figure at $24 million, suggesting a $24–30 million range.
How did Anna Faris make her money?
Primarily from acting. Her largest known income stream was seven seasons as co-lead of CBS’s Mom, reportedly earning up to ~$200,000 per episode, plus film work — the Scary Movie franchise, The House Bunny (which she also executive-produced), and voice roles — and her bestselling 2017 memoir Unqualified.
How much did Anna Faris make per episode of Mom?
She reportedly started at $125,000 per episode and was raised to roughly $200,000 per episode around seasons 3–4. Over 150+ episodes across seven seasons, Mom is the biggest documented contributor to her wealth.
Did Anna Faris lose her home in a fire?
Yes — she revealed on the Dear Chelsea podcast in 2026 that her Los Angeles home was destroyed in the 2025 Pacific Palisades fires.
Is Anna Faris a billionaire?
No. There is no credible source valuing her anywhere near that level; the published estimates cluster around $24–30 million. She has never appeared on any Forbes billionaires list.