Florence Pugh’s net worth is estimated at $14 million by Celebrity Net Worth, whose profile was updated on September 30, 2026. Her career runs from the unsettling intimacy of Lady Macbeth and Midsommar to Marvel’s Yelena Belova. That estimate is a publisher’s assessment of personal wealth, not a verified account of her assets and debts.
Why estimates of Florence Pugh’s net worth differ
The $14 million figure is not the only published estimate. Wealthy Gorilla lists $8 million, with a visible November 7, 2026 update. These are different estimates from different publishers. The newer date does not make the lower figure an audited correction of the higher one, and the difference should not be described as a confirmed loss.
Nor should the box-office totals of Pugh’s films be counted as her money. Ticket sales belong to the economics of a film, rather than an actor’s personal balance sheet. This profile does not add film grosses, guess private salary arrangements or treat a brand campaign as a disclosed payday. The useful distinction is between her documented work and the uncertain dollar value outsiders assign to it.
Background: Oxford and an early screen opportunity
Pugh was born in Oxford. In an April 28, 2017 BBC interview, she described making her screen debut opposite Maisie Williams in Carol Morley’s The Falling. She had acted and sung from childhood, but recalled going into the audition without expecting it to become a professional opportunity.
The same interview explains the appeal of her next major step. Pugh read Alice Birch’s screenplay for Lady Macbeth and immediately wanted to play Katherine, a young woman trapped in a marriage in nineteenth-century rural England. The film was made over 24 days at Lambton Castle in County Durham. Its small-scale production gave her a demanding central role rather than a brief appearance in a larger ensemble.
Career timeline: independent films, an Oscar nomination and Marvel
- 2016 and 2017: Lady Macbeth premiered at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival, according to the BBC’s report, before its UK release in April 2017. Pugh won Best Actress at the 2017 British Independent Film Awards. The premiere, theatrical release and award belong to different dates.
- 2019: Pugh played wrestler Paige in Fighting with My Family, Dani in Midsommar and Amy March in Little Women. A December 25, 2019 interview with TheWrap explored those contrasting roles and her move from the emotional strain of Midsommar into Greta Gerwig’s adaptation.
- 2020: Her Amy March performance brought an Actress in a Supporting Role nomination at the 92nd Academy Awards. It was a nomination, not an Oscar win. The film also connects her story with Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet.
- 2021: Pugh made her Marvel film debut as Yelena Belova in Black Widow. Marvel’s May 2, 2025 behind-the-scenes feature identifies that starting point and follows Yelena into Thunderbolts*.
- 2024: Dune: Part Two reached US theaters on March 1, 2024. Pugh also starred opposite Andrew Garfield in A24’s 2024 romance We Live in Time, directed by John Crowley and written by Nick Payne.
- 2025: Thunderbolts* put Yelena at the center of a new ensemble. Marvel’s May 2025 feature describes her as the team’s de facto leader and discusses Pugh’s preparation and stunt work. That is a dated account of the film, not a claim about the status of every future Marvel project.
Fashion work is part of the career, not a public salary sheet
Acting is not Pugh’s only documented professional work. On August 1, 2023, Tiffany & Co. announced her appointment as a House Ambassador in a Tiffany Lock campaign. The announcement names the partnership but does not disclose her fee. It supports the existence of that work, not a particular addition to her net worth.
Her public career is best understood through that range: an independent-film lead, a performer in large ensemble productions, a romantic lead and a fashion campaign participant. Those credits help explain the interest in her finances without pretending that a filmography reveals her savings, taxes or investments.
Watch: Florence Pugh’s Life Lessons interview
In Harper’s Bazaar UK’s April 17, 2025 interview, Pugh discusses confidence, ambition and learning to value her work. It gives her own perspective on success rather than a third-party estimate of what she owns.
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