Raven Symone's Net Worth (Updated 2024)

Raven Symone is an American actress and singer who has a net worth of $45 million. Symone began her career as a model in the 1990s portraying Olivia Kendall on The Cosby Show for 4 years and Nicole Lee on Hangin’ with Mr Cooper for five years.

She earned numerous awards and nominations. She then landed her career’s best role as Raven Baxter on the Disney Channel classic television series That’s So Raven when she was 15 years old which became one of the most popular Disney shows ever.

She continued to land various film and tv show appearances. In 2017, She returned to Raven’s Home to reprise her role as Raven Baxter, for which she was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in Children’s Programming.

Outside acting, When Symoné was seven years old, she signed with MCA Records and began her singing career. She has so far released four studio albums, two compilation albums, fifteen music videos, five EPs, thirteen singles, and four soundtrack albums.

Despite working in the industry for nearly 30 years, Symoné recently claimed that she has yet to spend any of the money she earned from her first significant gig with Cosby. Fans are surprised but proud, and they wonder how much is Symoné worth.

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Raven Symone’s Net Worth (2024)

Net Worth:	$45 Million
Profession:	Actor, Singer
Country:	United States of America
Born:	10 December 1985
Salary (Annual):	$5 Million
Last Updated	2024

Raven Symone’s Net Worth Growth

Net Worth in 2024	$45 Million
Net Worth in 2023	$40 Million
Net Worth in 2022	$35 Million
Net Worth in 2021	$32 Million
Net Worth in 2020	$25 Million

How Much Money Does Symoné Make?

On That’s So Raven, Symoné was paid $20,000 per episode at first, but this was later increased to $35,000 per episode. Symoné has been a successful actress, singer, and television personality since she was a child, and she has been involved in numerous projects throughout her career. She has also served as an executive producer on several television shows, including “Raven’s Home,” which premiered in 2017.

Early Life

Raven Symoné was born on 10th December 1985 in Atlanta, Georgia. Her mother’s name is Lydia and her father’s name is Christopher Pearman. She has a younger sibling named Blaize. She started working as an infant model for Atlanta’s Young Faces Inc.

She began modeling at the age of two with Ford Models in New York City, where she appeared in advertisements for Ritz crackers, Jell-O, Fisher-Price, and Cool Whip. Her family moved to Ossining, New York when she was three years old, and she attended Park School.

Career Beginnings

At the time, Symoné was auditioning for a role in the film Ghost, starring Bill Cosby. She was thought to be young for the job at three, but Bill Cosby cast her on The Cosby Show. She debuted on the first episode of the 6th season and remained a regular until the show finished in 1992.

Symoné’s appearance as Olivia in The Cosby Show drew the attention of both the general public and television executives. She was cast as a child in the TV movie Queen: The Story of an American Family when she was seven years old.

Symoné also landed a role as Nicole Lee in the TV sitcom Hangin’ with Mr Cooper from 1993 to 1997. Her first major film role came in 1994 when she was cast as Stymie’s girlfriend in The Little Rascals.

Symoné then landed her first significant film part in 1998 as Charisse Dolittle in Eddie Murphy’s Dr Dolittle and as Nebula in Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century, her first Disney project. In 2001, she reprised her role as Charisse Dolittle in Dr Dolittle 2. She also appeared, My Wife and Kids.

Breakthrough

In 2001, Symoné also tried out for a role in the upcoming Disney Channel series Absolutely Psychic. She had auditioned for a supporting role, but some changes were made, and she was cast as Raven and the series title was altered to That’s So Raven.

The extremely successful series ran for 100 episodes from 2003 to 2007, making it the longest-running Disney Channel series at the time. The show became a franchise, featuring merchandise, video games, DVDs, and character toys.

Symoné voiced Monique in the animated series Kim Possible in 2002, as well as the two spin-off films Kim Possible: A Stitch in Time and Kim Possible: So the Drama in 2003 and 2005, respectively.

She then appeared in The Cheetah Girls, Zenon: Z3; For One Night; The Cheetah Girls 2; Everyone’s Hero; College Road Trip; Good Hair; Revenge of the Bridesmaids; Sonny with a Chance, and The State of Georgia, among other films.

She made her Broadway debut in the musical Sister Act in 2012. She made cameos and guest appearances in a variety of episodes over the next few years. She appeared in the independent film A Girl Like Grace in 2015.

She was also a regular host on The View, an ABC daytime talk show. Simoné announced her departure from The View in 2017 to focus on her position in a new show, Raven’s Home, a spin-off from That’s So Raven.

From 2015 to 2016, she co-hosted the ABC daytime talk show The View. She will host and executive produce What Not to Design, a new reality show. She played The Black Widow on the music show The Masked Singer in late 2019 and in A Black Lady Sketch Show in 2022.

Music Career

Symoné began her singing career the same year by signing with MCA Records and working on an album that was released in 1993. However, it was not a great success, and MCA backed out of its agreement with her. In 1996, she established her own record company “RayBlaze Records.”

In 2003, Symoné recorded the main theme for the film The Haunted Mansion, which appears on the chart-topping album The Cheetah Girls. Symoné released her third studio album This Is My Time in 2004, which charted for thirteen weeks.

It also featured four songs from the album in Disney films. In 2008, she also released her fourth studio album, Raven-Symoné. It features a more electro-pop sound, with tracks like “Double Dutch Bus” and “Anti-Love Song.”

After 8 years, she finally released two new songs “Sarafina” and “Cruise Control” via online streaming in 2016. In April 2020, Symoné released the song “Spacetruck” and the extended play InfraSounds as RAVEN. She is about to release her debut studio album, The Reintroduction.

Awards and Nominations

Symoné has received numerous awards and nominations, including 5 NAACP Image Awards, 2 Kids’ Choice Awards, 3 Young Artist Awards, and 3 Daytime Emmy Award nominations. Symoné has also been nominated for 3 BET Awards, 4 Teen Choice Awards, and 1 Black Reel Award.

Personal Life

Symoné kept a private life for the majority of her life, and it wasn’t until she confessed she didn’t want to label herself as African-American or gay that and later came out as non-binary.

From 2012 to 2015, Symoné dated model and actress AzMarie Livingston. Recently in 2022, she married a social media manager Miranda Maday. Raven-Symoné has been involved in various charitable and philanthropic initiatives throughout her career.

Raven Symone Favorite Things

Favorite Actor	Robert Downey Jr.
Favorite Actress	Jennifer Lawrence
Favorite Singer	Justin Bieber
Favorite App	Facebook
Favorite Game	N/A
Favorite Food	Not Know
Favorite Song	Not Know
Favorite Sportsman	Jayson Tatum
Favorite Movie	Avengers Endgame
Favorite Footballer	Cristiano Ronaldo
Favorite TV Show	Not Know
Hobbies	Traveling

About Raven Symone

Net Worth	$45 Million
Name	Raven Symone
Age	37 Years Old
Height	(1.71 M)
Weight	60 KG (Approx)
Profession	Actor, Singer
Date Of Birth	December 10, 1985
Birthplace	United States
Nationality	American
Income	$4 Million per year
Spouse	Miranda Maday

Interesting Facts About Raven Symoné

Raven-Symoné Christina Pearman-Maday changed her name to Raven-Symoné after entering Hollywood.
Symoné was born on December 10th, her mother’s birthday.
While competing on The Weakest Link in 2000, Symoné couldn’t figure out what the “P.O.” in “P.O. Box” stood for, and when asked to offer half of 1,000, she answered 100.
Symoné intends to attend culinary school and enjoys a wide range of music, including 50 Cent, Avril Lavigne, and Björk.
At the age of 18, Symoné was ranked as the eighth-hottest young female star in 2003.
Symoné was named one of VH1’s “100 Greatest Child Stars of All Time” in 2012.
Symoné took a break from acting in 2013 and enrolled at the Academy of Art University to obtain an associate degree in fine arts, which she finished in 2016.
Symoné was named Grand Marshal of Montreal’s Pride Parade in 2016.
Symoné endorsed Libertarian contender Gary Johnson in the 2016 presidential election.
Symoné announced in 2022 that she shed 40 pounds with intermittent fasting and a keto diet.

House

Symoné purchased a home in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, California, in 2007. The 4,033-square-foot house had 4+ bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and a guesthouse with a bath, and she listed it for $2.1 million in November 2020.

Symoné relocated to Los Angeles from the San Fernando Valley in 2020. She spent $940,000 for a remodeled townhouse in East Hollywood while accepting backup offers on her Sherman Oaks home. The 2,327 sq ft house features a little yard with a turf lawn and an eating patio.

Raven Symone Net Worth

As of 2024, The famous American actress Raven Symone has a net worth of $40 million. Symoné is considered highly as one of the most celebrated child artists of all time, having gone on to become a well-known actress, singer, and model.

Raven-Symoné has spent practically her entire life in the entertainment industry and has achieved stardom. Much of her riches stem from the revenues she gained from the That’s So Raven show, which generated an estimated $400 million in merchandise, DVDs, games, and so on.

Even at a conservative estimate of a 10% share, she would have received $40 million from the show, and it is likely that she earned more. Symoné is projected to have earned close to $80 million in her career.

She will have had to pay at least 43% in taxes, leaving roughly $45.6 million and having paid taxes of around $34.4 million. She is thought to have invested a significant percentage of her wealth after 2009. This includes her personal bills, money spent, and any early investment losses.