The artist promoted banks, cars, and other reputable brands.
American actor Chuck Norris, who passed away at the age of 87, left behind a large family — 5 children (from three women) and 13 grandchildren. The children and widow will be the heirs of the celebrity. According to American media, Chuck Norris's inheritance is enormous.
Chuck Norris's net worth is estimated to be over $70 million. He earned most of his wealth through his film career — the Hollywood star received substantial fees.
After he became famous, he began to earn not only from acting. Additionally, he had significant advertising contracts throughout his life. Chuck Norris promoted not only banks, cars, and other reputable brands, but also received a steady income as a spokesperson for dietary supplements, a home workout platform, and even a fast-food chain. The actor earned substantial fees for video games that featured his likeness. He launched various business projects, including the production of food additives and dietary supplements. He managed his income wisely — investing in long-term projects, including real estate, with the family owning farmhouses and villas. He periodically sold some properties and invested in other assets: for example, 13 years ago, a house in Dallas was sold for $1.2 million, while a house in North Tustin was sold for $3.5 million. In return, he acquired more modern homes.
At the same time, the actor always donated part of his income to charity.
The Norris family lives on a ranch in Navasota, Texas, where there is a lake with the purest water. Therefore, 11 years ago, the actor opened a water bottling business across the road from his home, occupying about five thousand square meters of production space. Chuck Norris himself became the face of his water brand. The actor also earned royalties from his books, but they are incomparable to his advertising income and dividends from investments. The star's businesses ranked third in profitability.
Chuck Norris was a car collector — he built a fleet of rare models. For example, his collection includes a Dodge Ramcharger, which his character drove in the 1983 film "Lone Wolf McQuade."
Chuck Norris was careful with money and loved to say beautiful and vivid phrases about it: "Money doesn’t guarantee happiness. Money guarantees a headache." The actor tried to create business projects that would benefit people after his departure: "The ability to say no to temptation means, in fact, the ability to say yes to what you believe in, your core goals."
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