Mia Goth has an estimated net worth of $3 million ahead of her divorce from Shia LaBeouf. LaBeouf has an estimated net worth of $20 million to $25 million. Here net worth means estimated assets minus debts.
Law Commentary reports Goth filed for divorce on Oct. 6, 2026 in Los Angeles County Superior Court, citing irreconcilable differences the divorce filing report. She listed July 28, 2025 as the separation date.
Table of Contents
- How large is the wealth gap?
- How did each actor build wealth?
- What does Goth seek for custody and support?
- Does the current gap decide the settlement?
How large is the wealth gap?
SoapCentral compares Goth at $3 million with LaBeouf at $20 million to $25 million the net-worth comparison. Celebrity Net Worth cites LaBeouf at $20 million, while Parade also cites $20 million in 2026.
That puts LaBeouf ahead by about $17 million to $22 million before any court action. Readers can scan the pre-divorce gap below. These are published estimates, not account balances.
- Mia Goth: $3 million estimated net worth
- Shia LaBeouf: $20 million to $25 million estimated net worth
- Difference: roughly $17 million to $22 million
How did each actor build wealth?
Goth built her total after teen modeling. She made her film debut in Nymphomaniac in 2013. Later credits include X, Pearl, MaXXXine and Frankenstein.
SoapCentral links that screen work to her $3 million estimate. LaBeouf's lead largely reflects Transformers pay. TheThings reports his Transformers salaries totaled about $20.75 million the career-earnings breakdown. That includes about $5 million for Revenge of the Fallen and $15 million for Dark of the Moon.
What does Goth seek for custody and support?
Goth, 32, and LaBeouf, 40, married Oct. 10, 2016. The Associated Press reports they met while filming Nymphomaniac in 2012. The filing came nearly 10 years after the marriage.
Page Six reports Goth seeks primary legal and physical custody of 4-year-old daughter Isabel, born March 2022. LaBeouf would receive visitation. Law Commentary reports Goth also asks the court to end its power to award spousal support to either party. That request would leave support at zero unless a judge orders otherwise.
Does the current gap decide the settlement?
Celebrity Net Worth treats these figures as third-party estimates, not court-verified disclosures. They describe public earning signals, not marital property. Readers should use them as background for the case.
Custody, support and property remain subject to judicial review. The pre-divorce gap therefore does not set the settlement. The court file will control the final terms, not the published estimates.