Revealed: Connie Stevens's Assets & Salary - Is the Star a Billionaire? Net Worth 2026: Career Earnings & Assets

As one of the most talked-about figures, Connie Stevens has built a significant fortune. In this article, we dive deep into the assets and career highlights.

What is Connie Stevens' net worth?

Connie Stevens is an actress and singer who has a net worth of $20 million. Connie Stevens is known for her performances in such films as "Rock-A-Bye Baby," "The Party Crashers," and "Susan Slade" and for her role in the television series "Hawaiian Eye." As a singer, she had her greatest commercial success with her 1960 single "Sixteen Reasons (Why I Love You)." Later in her career, Stevens began writing and directing films, such as the documentary "A Healing" and the independent drama "Saving Grace B. Jones."

Early Life

Connie Stevens was born as Concetta Ingolia on August 8, 1938 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City to singer Eleanor McGinley and musician Peter Ingolia, better known as Teddy Stevens. She is of Italian, Irish, Polish-Jewish, and German-Jewish descent. After her parents divorced, Stevens lived with her grandparents and attended Catholic boarding schools. When she was 12, she witnessed a murder in Brooklyn while waiting for the bus, and was so traumatized that she was sent to live with family friends in Boonville, Missouri. Later, in 1953, Stevens moved with her father to Los Angeles, California.

Film Career

Stevens had her first notable role on film in the 1957 teen movie "Young and Dangerous." The same year, she appeared in "Eighteen and Anxious." Stevens had her breakthrough as an actress in 1958, appearing in three films: "Dragstrip Riot," "Rock-A-Bye Baby," and "The Party Crashers." In the musical comedy "Rock-A-Bye Baby," she starred as the love interest ofJerry Lewis'sprotagonist. Stevens returned to the big screen in 1961 to star opposite Troy Donahue in "Parrish." She subsequently reunited with Donahue for the 1962 drama "Susan Slade" and the 1963 teen romantic comedy "Palm Springs Weekend." Stevens's other film credits during the decade were the horror film "Two on a Guillotine," the comedy "Never Too Late," and the Jerry Lewis science-fiction film "Way… Way Out."

In the 1970s, Stevens was in two crime films: "The Grissom Gang" and "Scorchy." She also made a cameo as herself in the jukebox musical comedy "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." The following decade, Stevens appeared in "Grease 2," "Back to the Beach," and "Tapeheads." Her credits in the 90s include "Love Is All There Is"; she also wrote, directed, and edited the documentary "A Healing," about Red Cross nurses during the Vietnam War. In the 21stcentury, Stevens has appeared in "Returning Mickey Stern," "Double Duty," "Just Before I Go," and "Search Engines." She also wrote, directed, and narrated the 2009 drama "Saving Grace B. Jones." FeaturingPenelope Ann Miller,Michael Biehn,Tatum O'Neal, and Piper Laurie, the film is loosely based on Stevens's childhood.

Television Career

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Disclaimer: All net worth figures are estimates based on public data.