Robyn Lively Net Worth

What is Robyn Lively's net worth?

Robyn Lively is an American actress who has a net worth of $2.5 million. Robyn Lively is known for her roles on such television series as "Doogie Howser, M.D.," "Twin Peaks," "Savannah," and "9-1-1: Lone Star." She has also appeared in numerous films, starting as a teenager in such titles as "Wildcats," "The Karate Kid Part III," and "Teen Witch." Lively's later film credits have included "National Anthem," "Ganymede," "Someone Like You," and "It Ends with Us," the latter of which starred her half-sister, Blake Lively. Robyn's full brother, Jason Lively, is best known for starring in the 1985 Chevy Chase comedy, "European Vacation."

Early Life

Robyn Lively was born on February 7, 1972 in Powder Springs, Georgia to Elaine and Ronald. Her older brother Jason and older sister Lori are actors. Lively's parents divorced when she was still young, and her mother got remarried to actor and acting coach Ernie. Subsequently, Lively became a half-sibling of Ernie's kids Blake and Eric, both also actors.

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Television Career

Lively began her acting career at the age of six, appearing in the 1978 television film "Summer of My German Soldier." As a preteen in the early 1980s, she appeared in episodes of "Boone," "Knight Rider," and "Punky Brewster." Throughout the rest of the decade, Lively had guest roles on such shows as "Silver Spoons," "Starman," and "21 Jump Street." She also acted in the television films "Fuzzbucket" and "Not Quite Human," as well as the latter's sequel, "Not Quite Human 2." Lively began landing bigger roles in the 1990s, starting with a main role on "Teen Angel Returns" and a recurring role in the second season of "Twin Peaks." From 1991 to 1993, she played the recurring role of nurse Michele Farber on the medical sitcom "Doogie Howser, M.D.," and in 1992 she had a main role on the short-lived CBS series "Freshman Dorm." Lively had further recurring roles on the short-lived "Against the Grain" in 1993 and on "Chicago Hope" from 1994 to 1995. She was also in the CBS television film "Precious Victims" in 1993. Lively had her next main role from 1996 to 1997, as Lane McKenzie on the primetime soap opera "Savannah." She starred alongside Shannon Sturges and Jamie Luner. After that, Lively replaced Bess Meyer in the main cast of the short-lived sitcom "George and Leo," which ran from 1997 to 1998. Closing out the decade, she appeared in an episode of "The X-Files."

Kicking off the new millennium, Lively was in the television film "Santa Who?" Over the subsequent years, she appeared in episodes of such series as "The District," "Crossing Jordan," "JAG," "American Dreams," "Strong Medicine," and "CSI: NY." In the second half of the decade, Lively acted in the Disney Channel film "Johnny Kapahala: Back on Board" and had guest roles on "Nip/Tuck," "Cold Case," "Saving Grace," "Criminal Minds," and "30 Rock." She continued her guest appearances in the 2010s, with credits including episodes of "The Mentalist," "Psych," "Longmire," "Code Black," "The Good Doctor," and "The Affair." In bigger roles, Lively starred in the NBC television film "Who is Simon Miller?" and the Amazon Prime Video series "Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street." She also had a recurring role in the second and final season of the Hulu supernatural thriller series "Light as a Feather," in 2019. A few years later, Lively began playing the recurring role of Marlene Harris on the Fox series "9-1-1: Lone Star," then in its third season. Her other credits in the 2020s have included episodes of "All Rise," "Cobra Kai," "Lioness," and "Landman."

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Film Career

Lively made her debut on the big screen in 1986, appearing in two films about football: "The Best of Times" and "Wildcats." She had her first main role the next year, starring as the titular Buckeye in the Western "Buckeye and Blue." At the end of the decade, Lively played Jessica Andrews in "The Karate Kid Part III" and the titular witch, Louise Miller, in "Teen Witch." She focused mainly on television in the 1990s, appearing in just one film during the decade: the direct-to-video teen comedy "Dream a Little Dream 2." Lively returned to the big screen in the 2000s with roles in "Simon Says" and "A Dance for Bethany," among other titles.

In 2010, Lively starred in the Christian drama "Letters to God," and in 2011 she starred in "Sironia." She went on to appear in the hit supernatural horror film "Ouija" in 2014. Later in the decade, she was in the neo-noir thriller "Small Town Crime." In her first film of the 2020s, Lively starred in the thriller "Through the Glass Darkly." A few years after that, she played the alcoholic mother of the main character in "National Anthem." Lively had two more mother roles following that: in the romance "Someone Like You" and the gay horror comedy "Ganymede." She also appeared in the romantic drama "It Ends with Us," starring her half-sister Blake Lively.

Personal Life

In 1999, Lively married actor Bart Johnson. Together, they have three children named Baylen, Kate, and Wyatt.

Real Estate

In November 2015, Robyn and Bart paid $1.285 million for a home in the Hollywood Hills. Today, this home is worth around $2 million.

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