Roberts had proven herself to be an acting threat: She can sing, act, and even take on voiceover roles.

HIGHLIGHTS

 Emma Roberts got her start in Hollywood at a young age, auditioning for and landing roles that propelled her to become a sought-after actress.
Roberts has had success in both TV and film, with notable roles in shows like “American Horror Story” and movies such as “Nancy Drew.”
In addition to her acting career, Roberts has also earned income through endorsement deals and commercial work, making her a lucrative and in-demand talent.

Having spent a great amount of time watching her aunt, Julia Roberts, on movie sets, it wasn’t all that shocking to see Emma Roberts pursue a career in Hollywood before she even reached her teenage years. After all, her family is filled with filmmakers, actors, and screenwriters.

Roberts auditioned to play Johnny Depp’s daughter Kristina in the drama motion picture Blow at the age of nine. She got the part, which would soon propel her to becoming one of the most sought-after actresses in Hollywood. Roberts fronted her own Nickelodeon show, Unfabulous, and worked with Ryan Murphy on multiple projects, including his wildly popular American Horror Story franchise.

It’s believed that Roberts, who once shared an on-off romance with Evan Peters, has a net worth is $25 million, but how has the 32-year-old amassed her fortune? Here’s the lowdown.

Updated October 2023: Emma Roberts has done quite well for herself. From starting off as a child actor and successfully transitioning to an adult actor, Roberts has proven that she has talent in spades.

While Roberts is best known for her work these days on ‘American Horror Story’ and ‘Scream Queens’, she has done some incredible film work that has made a fortune for studios. And with multiple projects in the hopper waiting to be completed, Roberts’ face will again be in the spotlight.

With Roberts returning to ‘AHS’, it is unclear how long her stint on the show will be, especially since it was greenlit for another season. Regardless of what direction Roberts’ career takes her at this point, it appears it is only going to be up given the performances she has given and how in demand she is on both the big and small screens.

Emma Robert’s Early Days

While it’s unclear how much she made starring alongside Johnny Depp in 2001’s Blow, considering that this was her big-screen debut, the opportunity to appear opposite the A-list star would have certainly given Roberts a boost to jumpstart her career and land further roles, all of which may have started by visiting her Aunt Julia on set.

“You’d have to drag me off set. Like, I would go and visit, and my mom would be like, ‘Aren’t you bored? Don’t you want to leave?’’ And I’m like, ‘No, I’m working in hair and makeup now.’’And my mom would be like, ‘You’re seven.’”

She went on to star in two low-budget movies, Grand Champion and Spymate, before landing her next major role right after turning 13. This was when Nickelodeon cast her as Addie Singer in the sitcom Unfabulous, which ran from 2004 to 2007.

The show attracted millions of viewers, running for three seasons and landing Roberts an opportunity to give singing a try. Under Columbia and Nick Records, she released a soundtrack and debut album for the show in 2005, titled Unfabulous and More, which included the singles Dummy and I Wanna Be.

By 2006, Roberts was back on the big screen when she played Claire in the Elizabeth Rosenbaum-directed Aquamarine with pop singer JoJo and Sara Paxton.

She signed on for another feature film, Nancy Drew, which gained her plenty of positive reviews as the motion picture’s lead star – and it certainly seemed as if remaining on the big screen was something Watson wanted to continue sticking to.

In 2007, Unfabulous came to an end and she focused her full attention on booking movie roles and less TV work.

The following year, she was hired to voice the character of Wilma in 2008’s The Flight Before Christmas, which was practically her voiceover debut, but still a feature film nonetheless.

Emma Roberts’ Endorsement Deals

It also wasn’t until her adult years that the endorsement deals started pouring in, with skincare company Neutrogena being one of the Scream Queens star’s first major endorsements, which included multiple TV ads for the firm.

She has also featured in commercials for the likes of BOSS, Aerie Real, Fiat, and Verb, just to name a few.

At this point, Roberts had proven herself to be an acting threat being able to sing, act, and take on voiceover roles. There was little to no doubt that the best was yet to come for the blonde beauty.

Doing commercial work can be very lucrative depending on the deal, and though her salary was never disclosed for these projects, considering that she’s quite literally always has a commercial on TV, we’d say she’s not only in high demand but is also earning a substantial amount from the many TV ads she’s done over the years.

Emma Roberts Becomes A Regular On American Horror Story

In late 2013, she joined the cast of American Horror Story for its third series, which was somewhat considered a TV comeback. But what was supposed to be a short stint on the show turned into Roberts becoming a regular and a regular that AHS fans loved.

Roberts starred in Coven, Freak Show, Cult, Apocalypse, and 1984. When Roberts took a hiatus from AHS, fans were not sure if she would be coming back or not. But, be it a big payday or just a desire to return to the acclaimed series, Roberts returned for Season 12, Delicate, which also has appearances by Kim Kardashian.

With Season 13 being confirmed, whether Roberts will be returning for yet another season remains to be seen. But if fans had their way, they would love to see Roberts return to the small screen for the series again.

Emma Roberts’ Recent Roles

Some of Roberts’ most notable work since becoming a regular on AHS include:

She also had a cameo in Drake’s 2018 music video for his hit single Nice For What.

Roberts has even made a foray into the Christmas genre with her film Holidate with Kristin Chenoweth and Frances Fisher.

As a result of both the COVID pandemic and the SAG-AFTRA strike, some of Roberts’ projects have been put on hold or have been in various stages of production waiting to be worked on or released. Hopefully, with seven projects completed or close to, 2024 and 2025 will prove to be the years that the films are released. Not only will this be more exposure for Roberts but money for the studios and should she prove to give performances that create a box office success, Roberts’ net worth will only continue to grow.