Actress
Aubrey Plaza
Aubrey Plaza Net Worth is $3 Million
Nicknames: Aubrey Christina Plaza
Date of birth: the 26th of June, 1984
Profession: actress, comedian
Nationality: United States of America
Source of wealth: television, movies
How Much is Aubrey Plaza Worth?
This charming slim actress has not just an open magnetic smile and huge eyes, but also a solid net worth. Aubrey Plaza is worth $3 million. Most part of her wealth Aubrey Plaza earned through acting. She has become a star of both, television and big screen projects. She rose to stardom as April Ludgate from “Parks and Recreation” and cemented her position of a talented and high-paid actress with the roles in such comedies as “Dirty Grandpa”, where she met legendary Robert De Niro at a film set and “Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates”, where she co-starred Zac Efron.
Aubrey has a sweet pleasant voice, which she lent to some animation films heroines. Of course, it brought the actress additional income. Aubrey voiced Greek Council President in “Monsters University”.
Like any other celebrity, Plaza has a solid fan base. That’s why she is a desirable person for various endorsements and commercials. Aubrey Plaza lent her famous face to advertise Microsoft, World of Warcraft and some other brands.
These gigs helped the comedian to save her wealth. But how did she start her career?
Aubrey Plaza’s Way On Top
Aubrey Plaza grew up in a family of an attorney and a financial advisor. She was considered as a talented actress in her high school, where Plaza played in numerous school performances.
Having graduated from school the girl decided to study acting professionally and entered Tisch School of the Arts. She started her career as an intern in Upright Citizens Brigade Theater.
Plaza got initial recognition as a stand-up comedian, who performed at “The Laugh Factory”. After that the actress moved her way on television and acted in “Criminal Minds”, “30 Rock” and other TV series.
Currently Aubrey Plaza is an actress with busy schedule. And each next project makes her net worth bigger.
