What Is Halle Berry’s Net Worth? Here’s How the ‘Bruised’ Actress Earned Her Fortune

In her decades-long career, Halle Berry has proven to be one of the most influential Black women in Hollywood. With her diverse roles and historic Oscar win, the Monster’s Ball actress paved the way for several other Black actresses to make their mark in the industry...and now she's worth $90 million (wow).

Last year, the star made her directorial debut with the Netflix film, Bruised. And while speaking about the movie’s core message, she told ScreenRant, “I hope [viewers] take away that we all have a right to be forgiven...That we're all fractured and we're all broken psychologically, [but] we can put ourselves all back together.”

Naturally, we’re curious to know: How did Halle Berry accrue this net worth? Get all the details below.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Berry is worth $90 million. Just let that sink in.

If you recall, the actress played Lawrence's widow, Leticia, in the drama film, and Berry was paid $600,000 for the Oscar-winning role, per Celebrity Net Worth. Fortunately, this victory would lead to even more future paychecks.

The actress landed several movie and TV roles, including Jungle Fever, Strictly Business and Boomerang. But it wasn't until she starred in the 1996 film Executive Decision that she earned a seven-figure salary of $1 million.

Celebrity Net Worth also reports that Berry earned $2.5 million for the 2001 film Swordfish, $4 million for the James Bond flick Die Another Day, $6 million for Gothika and a whopping $14 million for the Catwoman reboot.

Although her overall earnings from the X-Men franchise are unknown, we do know that her movies grossed a combined total of $1+ billion. So, we’re guessing that Berry received a huge paycheck for each of the four films.

The B*A*P*S star first teamed up with Revlon in 1996 and has remained their spokeswoman for seven years. And according to Celebrity Net Worth, she increased her annual salary from $3 million to $5 million after winning her Oscar in 2001. Berry still works with Revlon today, although her salary has reportedly increased to approximately $10+ million.

Keep winning, Halle.