Kathryn Hahn Net Worth

What is Kathryn Hahn's Net Worth?

Kathryn Hahn is an American actress who has a net worth of $4 million. Kathryn Hahn is known for her performances in such films as "Step Brothers," "Bad Moms," "Private Life," and "Glass Onion," and for her roles on such television series as "Crossing Jordan," "Transparent," "Mrs. Fletcher," "Tiny Beautiful Things," and "WandaVision" and "Agatha All Along." Hahn has also done voice acting, including for the "Hotel Transylvania" film franchise and "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse."

Early Life and Education

Kathryn Hahn was born on July 23, 1973, in Westchester, Illinois to Karen and Bill. She was raised in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, where she attended St. Ann School and Beaumont School. Hahn returned to Illinois for her higher education, attending Northwestern University in Evanston. After graduating with a BA in theater, she went on to attend graduate school at Yale University, where she earned her MFA in drama.

Career Beginnings on Stage

Hahn began her acting career on stage. As a graduate student at Yale, she starred in productions of "Cabaret" and "The Misanthrope." She went on to act with the Huntington Theater Company and in the Williamstown Theatre Festival, appearing in such plays as "Dead End," "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and "Hedda Gabler."

Television Career

Hahn first appeared on television as a kid on "Hickory Hideout," a children's puppet show filmed in Cleveland, Ohio. As an adult, she had her breakthrough on the NBC crime drama series "Crossing Jordan," playing the main role of Lily Lebowski. The series ran for six seasons through the spring of 2007. Meanwhile, in early 2006, Hahn appeared in two episodes of the short-lived NBC sitcom "Four Kings." She became much more prolific in the 2010s, beginning with a three-episode role on the HBO series "Hung." In 2011, Hahn had a main role opposite Hank Azaria on the short-lived NBC sitcom "Free Agents," and in 2012 she began playing the recurring role of campaign manager Jennifer Barkley on NBC's "Parks and Recreation." Hahn remained on the latter show until its conclusion in 2015. During this time, she appeared in episodes of such other shows as "Girls," "The Newsroom," "Childrens Hospital," and "Kroll Show." Hahn also lent her voice to some animated shows, including "Bob's Burgers" and "Chozen."

Hahn began one of her most acclaimed roles in 2014, on Joey Soloway's series "Transparent." She played Rabbi Raquel Fein for the first three seasons of the show, as well as in the finale film. For her work, Hahn received her first Emmy Award nomination. During the run of "Transparent," Hahn also starred on the short-lived series "Happyish" and "I Love Dick," and had guest roles on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," "The Romanoffs," and "Angie Tribeca." At the end of the 2010s, she starred as the titular divorcee in the HBO miniseries "Mrs. Fletcher," based on the novel by Tom Perrotta. Hahn starred in another HBO miniseries based on a novel, "I Know This Much is True," in 2020. That same year, she appeared on the COVID-related special "Make it Work!" and began voicing the main role of Paige Hunter on the Apple TV+ animated musical sitcom "Central Park." The series ran for three seasons through 2022.

In 2021, Hahn starred as mysterious neighbor Agnes in the Disney+ miniseries "WandaVision," based on Marvel Comics. Her character was later revealed to be the witch Agatha Harkness, who was given the award-winning theme song "Agatha All Along." For "WandaVision," Hahn received her second career Emmy Award nomination. Later in 2021, Hahn starred alongside Will Ferrell and Paul Rudd in the Apple TV+ miniseries "The Shrink Next Door," based on the podcast by Joe Nocera. She also played Jo Polniaczek in a live restaging of an episode of "The Facts of Life" on ABC. Hahn had her next main role in 2023, as Clare Pierce in the Hulu miniseries "Tiny Beautiful Things." Based on the book by Cheryl Strayed, the series earned Hahn Emmy and SAG Award nominations. In 2024, Hahn returned to Disney+ to star in the miniseries "Agatha All Along," a spinoff of "WandaVision." She also starred in the third season of the action comedy series "Die Hart." In 2025, Hahn began playing the main role of Maya Mason, a Hollywood studio marketing executive, on the Apple TV+ comedy series "The Studio."

Film Career

Hahn began her film career playing supporting roles in comedy films. In 2003, she was in the romcom "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days," and the following year she appeared in "Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!," "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy," and "Around the Bend." During the latter half of the decade, Hahn's credits included "A Lot Like Love," "The Holiday," "The Last Mimzy," "Step Brothers," and "Revolutionary Road." Kicking off the 2010s, Hahn appeared in the comedies "How Do You Know," "Our Idiot Brother," "Wanderlust," and "The Dictator." She had her first leading film role in 2013, in Joey Soloway's dramedy "Afternoon Delight." Also that year, Hahn appeared in "We're the Millers" and Ben Stiller's "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty." In 2014, she co-starred in two films with Jason Bateman, "Bad Words" and "This is Where I Leave You," and appeared in the ensemble cast of Peter Bogdanovich's "She's Funny That Way." Hahn went on to appear in five films in 2015: "The D Train," "Len and Company," Brad Bird's "Tomorrowland," M. Night Shyamalan's "The Visit," and Jason Bateman's "The Family Fang."

In 2016, Hahn was in three films: "Captain Fantastic," "The Do-Over," and "Bad Moms." The lattermost film, a big commercial hit, spawned the 2017 sequel "A Bad Moms Christmas," with Hahn reprising her role. Also in 2017, Hahn played the mother of Zoey Deutch's protagonist in the dramedy "Flower." The next year, she starred opposite Paul Giamatti in "Private Life" and lent her voice to the animated films "Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation" and "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse." Hahn reprised her voice role from the former in the 2022 sequel "Hotel Transylvania: Transformania." That same year, she gained acclaim for her performance in Rian Johnson's murder-mystery comedy "Glass Onion," the first sequel in the "Knives Out" film series. Returning to voice acting, Hahn played an Afghan Hound named Honey in the 2025 adult animated comedy "Fixed," by "Hotel Transylvania" director Genndy Tartakovsky. She subsequently appeared in David O. Russell's football biopic "Madden," portraying famed coach John Madden's wife Virginia.

Broadway Career

In 2008, Hahn made her Broadway debut in a revival of the comedy play "Boeing-Boeing" at the Longacre Theatre. She played the role of Gloria, an American airline stewardess, from April to October.

Personal Life

In 2002, Hahn married actor Ethan Sandler, whom she had first met at Northwestern University. They played romantic partners on the television show "Crossing Jordan." Hahn and Sandler have two children together and reside in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, California.

Real Estate

In December 2004, Kathryn and Ethan paid $825,000 for a home in Los Angeles. They sold this home in October 2016 for $1.605 million. Two months later, they paid $2.55 million for a 4,000-square-foot home in the same area.