Caroline Wozniacki Net worth

Name	Caroline Wozniacki
Source of Income	Tennis, endorsement deals
Net Worth	$50 million
Age	31
Marital Status	Married
Spouse	David Lee (m 2019)
Endorsements	Adidas, Yonex, Rolex, Turkish Airlines, Compeed BlisterPatch, Godiva Chocolatier, Rolex, Lympo, USANA
Citizenship	Danish
Prize Money	$35,233,415
Residence	Fisher Island, Florida, United States

Caroline Wozniacki is a retired Danish tennis player with a net worth of $50 million. Wozniacki wo 30 singles titles during her career with her only Grand Slam win coming at the Australian Open in 2018. The Dane was the WTA World No.1 for a total of 71 weeks.

How Much is Caroline Wozniacki’s net worth in 2022

As of 2022, Caroline Wozniacki’s net worth stands at around $50 million. This includes her earnings from tennis as well as endorsement and sponsorship deals.

Caroline Wozniacki’s prize money

Wozniacki’s total prize money from her tennis career sums up to $35,233,415. She is currently fifth in the all-time list of highest earners on the WTA Tour.

Caroline Wozniacki’s endorsements

During her career, Caroline Wozniacki had an endorsement deal with Adidas and wore the company’s clothing and footwear. She also had endorsement deals with Babolat and Yonex, using the racquets of both companies during her playing days.

Other brands with which Wozniacki signed endorsement deals include Turkish Airlines, Compeed BlisterPatch, Godiva Chocolatier, Rolex, Lympo and USANA.

Caroline Wozniacki’s house and cars

Wozniacki resides in Fisher Island, Florida and also has houses in her birthplace Odense, Monte Carlo and New York.

Caroline Wozniacki’s charity

Wozniacki has been involved in a number of charitable causes. She helped the ‘Aces for Humanity’ campaign which is organised by the WTA and the USANA. This campaign aims to provide nutrition to children who are ill or have disabilities.

Wozniacki is also an ambassador for the Oriflame Charity which aims to educate children. Other charitable causes the former World No.1 supports include the Tohoku Charity, the UNICEF Spain Committee, FERO Foundation and Champ Seed Foundation.