Who is the richest member of the McMahon family? Financial details you need to know about Vince, Stephanie, Shane, and Linda McMahon
, has built a financial empire through their wrestling and business ventures. As of 2025, none of the McMahons are directly involved with WWE. Let it be the former chairman,
, his wife, Linda McMahon, or their children, Stephanie and Shane McMahon.
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However, their iconic past stemming from the very promotion has made them earn the rags and riches. Below are the financial details of each member based on recent data.
Vince McMahon: $3.2 Billion
Vince McMahon, the former WWE chairman and CEO, transformed the company from a regional operation into a global powerhouse. His wealth primarily stems from his WWE stock and the 2023 sale of WWE to Endeavor for $9.3 billion, forming TKO Group Holdings.
Vince owns 16% of TKO, equating to 28.84 million shares. According to Forbes and Celebrity Net Worth, all are valued at approximately $2.3 billion post-IPO. Additional assets include a $40 million Greenwich mansion, a $12 million Manhattan penthouse, and a sports yacht.
His other ventures, like the XFL and Alpha Entertainment, have had mixed success but contributed to his portfolio. In 2017, Vince earned $3.1 million in WWE salary and sold $96 million in stock to fund the XFL revival.
Linda McMahon: $3.2 Billion
, Vince's wife and former WWE CEO, shares a combined net worth of $3.2 billion with Vince, largely due to their joint TKO stock ownership. As WWE co-founder, she negotiated key deals, including a 2000 Viacom TV contract and the Wrestling Superstars action figure line. Linda's wealth also grew through political endeavors, serving as Small Business Administration Administrator (2017–2019) and now as U.S. Secretary of Education in 2025.
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Their 2017 financial disclosure revealed assets between $938 million and $1.1 billion, including properties in Greenwich, New York City, Las Vegas, and Boca Raton.
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Stephanie McMahon
: $250 Million
Stephanie McMahon,
and Linda, has a net worth of $250 million, shared with her husband, Paul 'Triple H' Levesque, WWE's Chief Content Officer. Her wealth comes from WWE stock sales (2.5 million shares sold for $265 million in 2023) and executive roles, including Chief Brand Officer and interim Chairwoman.
Stephanie's 2018 earnings were $2.81 million, with $2.2 million from her CBO role. She resigned from WWE in 2023 after Vince's return.
Shane McMahon: $200 Million
, Vince and Linda's son, has a net worth of $200 million, derived from 2.5 million WWE shares and business ventures like Ideanomics, where he serves as Executive Vice Chairman. Shane left WWE in 2009 to pursue ventures like YOU On Demand and Indian Larry Motorcycle Shop. His wealth fluctuates due to Ideanomics' volatile stock.
To conclude, Vince and Linda McMahon tie as the richest, with their wealth anchored in TKO stock and real estate. Stephanie and Shane, while wealthy, trail significantly due to smaller stock holdings and fewer high-value assets.
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