Anyone else desperate to know what Sarah Jessica Parker got paid to reacquaint herself with the most iconic character of all time Carrie Bradshaw Sarah Sanderson? Same, but for some weird reason Disney hasn’t bothered to tell us, so we’re gonna have to settle for diving into her And Just Like That salary. Because HBO shelled out to bring back SJP and the rest of the Sex and the City cast. You know…minus Samantha due to Kim Cattrall being all:
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Not that Sarah Jessica Parker exactly needs the money, because playing Carrie Bradshaw for all those years + the revenue from all her lucrative brands = $$. It’s just math!
SJP Is Getting $1 Million per Episode for ‘And Just Like That’
According to Variety, Sarah Jessica Parker earned more than $1 million per episode of AJLT (trying to make a new acronym happen, just go with it, pls) for the 10-episode season—meaning she’s making a total of $10 million. (FYI, this is a major increase from what she got paid for her other HBO show Divorce—a “measly” $275,000 per episode—while her salaries on other TV projects like Glee are not known.)
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The SATC Movies Were Lucrative Despite…Their Quality
Yes, even the second one *shudder*. Celebrity Net Worth reports that Sarah Jessica Parker got $15 million for the first Sex and the City film and managed to get herself $20 million for the widely panned and unspeakably bad movie known as Sex and the City 2.
In case you’re in the mood to punish yourself, here’s the trailer!
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She Took Home ~$200 Million for SATC Seasons 1 to 6
Sex and the City was on for six seasons, and Sarah Jessica Parker made…a lot. Celebrity Net Worth reports that she earned about $50 million for the first three seasons (cool-cool-cool, normal) and then became a producer in time for season 4, when she started making $3.2 million per episode. This means that over the course of the 46 episodes in seasons 4 to 6, she took home $147 million.
In other news, this is me rn:
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Her Property Is Worth *Checks Notes* Also Millions
SJP and her husband, Matthew Broderick, own two townhouses next to one another in NYC, which they converted into one massive mansion. Because sure, why not! One townhouse simply isn’t enough! Anyway, the couple invested $34.5 million in the property, but it’s presumably worth a lot more now. And on top of that, they’ve also been successful at flipping real estate, taking a mansion they got for about $3 million in 2000 and selling it for $15 million. Here’s a look inside their home, courtesy of Vogue’s 73 Questions.
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Her Perfumes and Collabs Earn a Ton
According to Forbes, SJP earned $15 million in 2012—not just from SATC reruns but also from perfume sales and Garnier endorsements. In fact, perfumes are a huge moneymaker for her in general, earning $18 million in 2010 alone.
And She Has a Wine Brand
SJP launched Invivo X, SJP in 2019 and immediately started winning awards. Also the wine now has a NFT, which I am going to pretend to understand! Moving on!
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And Don’t Forget Her Shoe Biz
Bloomberg called it a “Stiletto Empire” so…let’s assume it’s pretty successful?
So, What’s Sarah Jessica Parker’s Total Net Worth?
That would be $150 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth! And psst: If that seems low, it’s probably because (1) SJP has to pay this thing called taxes and (2) being a rich celebrity, ironically, doesn’t come cheap. All those townhouses don’t buy themselves, ya know?!
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