jason1973
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lol... Miles Heizer's net worth is around $3 million, he really doesn't need Onlyfans money.
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You do realize that 'net worth' doesn't mean he has that much money, right?
I always find these estimated net worths hilarious. There's no way to know how someone has invested their money, or if it has all gone up their nose or some other stupidity.
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Net worth is assets minus liabilities. Unless he paid cash for his house, having a $3M house does not make your net worth $3M.
It's still an estimate, and as others mentioned, we cannot know whether he has debts in rather "grey" departments.
Still, every actor we know of is most likely a millionaire, it's really not special nowadays, some of my neighbours are probably millionaires and they're really normal, old and daft people haha.
He's been working as an actor for the last 20 years (since he was 11 years old), 103 episodes of Parenthood and 48 episodes of 13 Reasons Why among other roles he played. I'm quite sure he doesn't need Onlyfans money.
BTW, on 13 Reasons Why, he was paid $135,000 per episode.He's been working as an actor for the last 20 years (since he was 11 years old), 103 episodes of Parenthood and 48 episodes of 13 Reasons Why among other roles he played. I'm quite sure he doesn't need Onlyfans money.
Yah there are a lot of people on these forums that do not understand Hollywood money, or even influencer money. It's insanely different than having a regular job, and if one has a lick of financial sense, becoming enslaved to a 'normal' job never has to happen
I just didn't know him before that, I mean it makes sense since he had a career before.
Still jelly haha, yeah, normal people work their entire lifes for the amount he makes in like half of the entire show, and he's super cute on top of that, dream life
i mean yeah he might make a lot of money from a project, but that doesn't mean that's what he took home. don't forget agents and managers take a cut. then there's also taxes. and he has to pay sag-aftra fees. not to mention all the other mundane shit. if he had bank loan for his house, he's paying that. there's also the homeowner tax shit. i think in the us you gotta pay if your house if part of a hoa. house insurance. paying for his car. car insurance. all then the regular shit like groceries, water, electricity, gas. and if he lives in l.a. all that shit is gonna be a very high price tag. so yeah, he's made a good amount of money off his work in the past, but unless he's like a treasure hoarding dragon, and counting every penny to spend as little as possible, that money can easily disappear.
he's probably not living paycheck to paycheck like many people all around the world, but he can't exactly be like the a-list celebrities who do a movie once every 5 years and don't gotta worry about cash
he's probably not living paycheck to paycheck like many people all around the world, but he can't exactly be like the a-list celebrities who do a movie once every 5 years and don't gotta worry about cash
Y'all are forgetting his recent projects/paychecks LOL, he was one of the leads in an indie movie 'Ex-Husbands', then he went on filming new Netflix series 'The Corps' where he plays the lead so he's getting that sweet Netflix money, not to mention he's filmed another movie afterwards called 'People We Meet on Vacation', although it's unknown how big his role in that one is, so when it comes to money I'm sure Miles Heizer is doing just fine.
indie movies don't pay that well because they don't have big studio money. netflix is also known for not paying that well. during the last strike, there were actors who are series regulars only getting 5k an episode, and that's before taxes and before manager/agent cuts. actors didn't go on strike just in solidarity for writers, it's also because the streaming era is fucking over their paychecks, with low wages per episode and no residuals.
yeah, he's probably doing fine. but some people talk like he's one of the people from friends and is swimming in it scrooge mcduck style
He comes from wealth so my guess is he had a family wealth manager that's been advising him since he came of age
