Johnny Depp is worth $150 million and spends $1.8 million on bodyguards each year
Johnny Depp’s net worth is $150 million (approximately 1163 crore). The actor owns opulent properties worth millions of dollars all over the world.
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, Hollywood actors and former couple, are making headlines as they face defamation charges in a Virginia court. Johnny has sued Amber for $50 million for defaming him. According to reports, Johnny Depp is worth $150 million (approximately 1163 crore) and owns luxurious properties worldwide. Johnny issued Amber in Virginia’s Fairfax County Circuit Court for $50 million for an op-ed she wrote in The Washington Post in December 2018, describing herself as “a public figure representing domestic abuse.”
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Johnny has $150 million (approximately 1163 crore) and charges $20 million (around 155 crores) for each film. The article sheds light on his opulent properties. Johnny owns a home in Hollywood Hills of over 7,000 square feet and has eight bedrooms and ten bathrooms. In addition, he owns one penthouse in Los Angeles, which he purchased for $7.2 million (approximately Rs. 55 crores). Johnny also owns a 45-acre private island in the Bahamas, where he keeps his 156-foot steam-powered yacht, Vajoliroja. He also holds a house in France with 14 bathrooms, 15 bedrooms, and six guest cottages.
He previously owned a 41-acre horse ranch in Lexington, Kentucky, and later sold for $1.35 million (over nine crores) in 2020. His other property, a 37-acre estate purchased in 2001, is also up for sale in 2020 for $55 million (approximately 426 crores).
According to the website, the actor spends up to $1.8 million per year on his bodyguards alone.
“He reportedly spent $3.6 million per year to maintain a 40-person full-time staff, $30,000 per month on wine, $150,000 per month on bodyguards, and $200,000 per month on private jet travel,” according to the website. He has spent $75 million on more than 14 homes worldwide, including a 45-acre chateau in France, a horse farm in Kentucky, and several Bahamas islands.”
