Alex Jones built a controversial right-wing media empire that catapulted his fame and net worth to dramatic heights. In addition to running his former platform, “Information warfare”, Jones never hesitated to share his opinions out loud — until he was sued by the families of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Jones perpetuated false theories that the tragedy was a hoax. After being ordered to pay more than $1 billion to the families, a judge allowed Jones to liquidate some of his assets.

Now that Jones has lost the lawsuits, his media company and his online presence, where does his net worth stand now?

What is Alex Jones net worth in 2024?

Since having to pay the families of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting, Jones is currently worth less than $0. Conformable Celebrity Net Worthhe is worth -900 million dollars.

As of June 2024, Jones had approximately $9 million in personal assets, Political reported at the time. During his 2022 defamation lawsuit, Jones claimed his net worth was $5 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. His companies were worth between $135 million and $270 million, according to the outlet.

Earlier this year, Infowars had about $6 million in cash and $1.2 million in stock, NBC News reported.

How did Alex Jones make money?

Jones began earning an income after establishing a large following of right-wing conspiracy theorists. He initially sold merchandise when he launched his radio show in the 1990s. He then built his empire after creating Infowars.com, which was operated under Free Speech Systems LLC. The business eventually earned revenue with merchandise and subscription sales.

In 2013, Jones made additional profits by selling nutritional supplements to his devoted fan base, according to New York Magazine. Among his most popular supplements were named “Brain Force Plus” and “Life Super Male Vitality”.

Infowars is now closed! pic.twitter.com/nb4loGvL12

— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) November 14, 2024

Does Alex Jones have a job now?

It’s unclear what Jones does now to earn an income. “Infowars” was sold to auction at Oniona satirical news editor who had criticized Jones’ false claims in the past. Onion did not disclose how much money was spent to acquire the media platform in November 2024.

“I just found out 15 minutes ago that my lawyers and people met with the US bankruptcy trustee this morning and they said they’re closing us down even without a court order this morning,” Jones said in a video shared with X. “The Connecticut Democrats of Onion the newspaper bought us.”

Jones added: “I don’t know what’s going to happen, but I’ll be here until they come and turn the lights out.”