Naomi Osaka is a Japanese professional tennis player. Celebrity Net Worth estimates her net worth at $120 million (page accessed October 28, 2026).
Naomi Osaka net worth: quick facts
| Full name | Naomi Osaka |
|---|---|
| Net worth | $120 million (Celebrity Net Worth, accessed October 28, 2026) |
| Age | 29 |
| Date of birth | October 16, 1997 |
| Nationality | Japanese |
| Profession | Tennis player |
| Known for | Four Grand Slam singles titles and one of sport’s biggest endorsement portfolios |
What is Naomi Osaka’s net worth in 2026?
Celebrity Net Worth estimates Naomi Osaka’s net worth at $120 million (page accessed October 28, 2026).
Osaka burst onto the international stage in 2018 by defeating Serena Williams in the US Open final, and thanks largely to her many endorsement contracts she has been one of the highest-paid athletes in the world: between 2019 and 2025 she earned $230 million, of which only roughly $25 million came from on-court winnings.
How Naomi Osaka made her money
The endorsement engine. Roughly $205 million of her $230 million in 2019-2025 earnings came off the court – a portfolio of global sponsors; Forbes put her earnings at $60 million for the 12 months ending May 1, 2021 and $59.2 million the next year.
The prize-money base. About $25 million of her career earnings came from on-court winnings, built on four Grand Slam singles titles at the US Open and Australian Open.
Property moves. She paid $6.9 million for a Beverly Hills mansion in 2019, sold it in 2022 for $8.7 million, and bought a $6.3 million Tarzana home the same year.
How the net worth estimates compare
| Publisher | Estimate | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Celebrity Net Worth | $120 million | Page accessed October 28, 2026; no update date shown |
Celebrity Net Worth is the only estimate retained here because we could not establish a credible independent origin for the other figures in the consulted pages. It is an outside estimate, not a verified balance sheet.
Reported earnings figures
- Forbes says she set a female-athlete earnings record of $60 million in the 12 months ending May 1, 2021 and earned $59.2 million the following year. Its latest profile entry, from the 2025 highest-paid female athletes list dated December 16, 2025, shows $12.5 million (Forbes profile). Forbes also lists her as a cofounder of Kinlo, Evolve and Hana Kuma. These are earnings for single years, not net worth.
- Celebrity Net Worth says she earned $230 million between 2019 and 2025, of which roughly $25 million came from on-court winnings (Celebrity Net Worth). Money.it says official WTA career prize money is more than $25 million and reports a Nike deal of about $10 million a year, which we did not verify with Nike or a primary report (Money.it).
Reading these figures
Net worth is an estimate of assets minus debts. Reported pay, box-office receipts and tour revenue are separate measures and should not be added to this estimate.
Naomi Osaka career and earnings timeline
- 2018: Beats Serena Williams in the US Open final.
- May 1, 2021: Forbes records $60 million in earnings for the prior 12 months, a record for a female athlete.
- 2022: Forbes records $59.2 million for the following year.
- December 16, 2025: Forbes lists $12.5 million on its 2025 highest-paid female athletes list.
FAQs
What is Naomi Osaka’s net worth?
Celebrity Net Worth estimates $120 million (Page accessed October 28, 2026; no update date shown). We did not establish a credible independent second estimate in the consulted pages.
How much did Forbes say she earned?
$60 million for the 12 months ending May 1, 2021, $59.2 million the next year, and $12.5 million on the 2025 list (December 16, 2025).
How much prize money has she won?
More than $25 million in official WTA career prize money, per Money.it.
Sources
- Celebrity Net Worth: Naomi Osaka, accessed October 28, 2026
- Forbes profile, December 16, 2025
- Money.it, August 8, 2026
- Celebrity Net Worth
About the Author
Jason Liam writes about celebrity net worth on Sneaky Insights. He loves exploring the stories behind the fortunes: the career breakthroughs, businesses and endorsements that helped famous names build their wealth. His favorite part is looking beyond the headline number to tell the story of how the money was made.
