Naomi Osaka Net worth

Name	Naomi Osaka
Net Worth	$45 million
Age	24 years (born October 16, 1997)
Residence	Beverly Hills, California, US
Marital Status	Unmarried
Source of Wealth	Tennis prize money, skincare line and endorsements
Prize Money	$20,076,456
Endorsements	Nike, Yonex, Nissan, Citizen Watch, Nissin Foods, Shiseido, Tag Heuer, Louis Vuitton, Wowow, Airbnb, Beats Electronics, MasterCard, BodyArmor, Frankies Bikinis and All Nippon Airways
Endorsement Earnings	$55 million (2021)
Philanthropy	Play Academy

Naomi Osaka is a Japanese tennis player who rose to prominence in 2018. She first gained attention by winning the Indian Wells Open at the start of the year. She then won her first Grand Slam towards the end of the year at the US Open against Serena Williams. The final was controversial as the American got into a heated dispute with the chair umpire. Nevertheless, defeating a tennis legend to win her maiden Grand Slam title made Osaka an overnight star. She has won three more Grand Slam titles after that. Off the court, she has taken a stand on various issues such as racial injustice and mental health. Her activism, coupled with her achievements on the court, has made her one of the most marketable athletes across all sports. Consequently, she has gone on to become one of the highest-paid athletes ever in just a short amount of time.

How much is Naomi Osaka’s net worth in 2022?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Osaka’s net worth is estimated to be around $45 million at present.

Naomi Osaka’s prize money

Osaka has won over $20 million in prize money, mainly due to her considerable success at the Majors.

Naomi Osaka’s Endorsements

Osaka is one of the most marketable athletes in the world at the moment and has several endorsement deals. Adidas was her apparel sponsor previously, but she switched over to Nike in 2019. She’s also the face of luxury brand Louis Vuitton. Other brand deals include Yonex, Nissan, Citizen Watch, Nissin Foods, Shiseido, Tag Heuer, Wowow, Airbnb, Beats Electronics, MasterCard, BodyArmor, Frankies Bikinis and All Nippon Airways. According to Forbes, she made a whopping $60 million in 2021 from prize money and endorsements to become the highest paid female athlete in history. She bettered the previous record of $37 million she herself set in 2020.

Naomi Osaka’s Investments

Osaka launched her own skincare brand Kinlo last year. She also became the co-owner of the North Carolina Courage, one of the top teams in the National Women’s Soccer League in the US.

Naomi Osaka’s House

Osaka lives in a huge mansion in Beverly Hills, which she bought for almost $7 million from Nick Jonas in 2019. Her home nests upon half an acre of land and offers a scenic view of the Los Angeles mountainous terrain. It has three bedrooms and four bathrooms, along with state of the art modern amenities throughout the house.

Naomi Osaka’s Car

Following her win at the 2018 US Open, automobile giant Nissan were quick to sign her up as a brand ambassador. They also gave her a car, the Nissan GT-R NISMO.

Naomi Osaka’s Charity

Osaka had been involved in various charitable affairs for a long time now. She contributed to the relief efforts following a devastating earthquake in Haiti, where her father hails from. During the start of the pandemic in 2020, she designed and sold masks along with UNICEF for charity. She is also involved with Play Academy, an initiative aimed at empowering young girls and women through sports.

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