Allyson Felix is nothing if not an all-American success story.

She got her start as a regular track and field sprinter, then went on to become one of the biggest names in the sport. That’s thanks in no small part to her hard work, dedication, and coaching from the legendary Bobby Kersee, who has coached some of America’s most elite athletes in the Olympics.

So notable is Felix in her field, in fact, that she was named the Sports Diplomacy Sports Envoy for the U.S. Department of State in 2014. In this role, Allyson Felix traveled to Brazil with Josh George to conduct clinics, speeches, and other events for disabled and marginalized youth.

But don’t think she’s just defined by the Olympics. In a unique SportsAsToldByAGirl spotlight, it was revealed that Felix plans to eventually retire and become a teacher, like her mother once was.

“After getting her tuition paid for by Adidas, she graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in elementary education,” they wrote. “That’s such a refreshing viewpoint to hear and one that not a lot of athletes would plan on doing after they’re done competing.”

There’s a good chance, of course, that Allyson Felix won’t be making an Amazon list of all the school supplies she needs like other teachers. Her net worth, alone, means that she can not only take care of her own classroom but #ClearTheLists of all the teachers she works with. Her net worth, though, comes from more than just her medals and her endorsements — it comes from standing up for what’s right, being a good sport, and redefining what it truly means to be an Olympian.

So we decided to answer all your burning questions about this history-in-the-making athlete. What is Allyson Felix’s net worth? Is she married? Does she have children? How old is she?

Let’s take a look.

allyson felix net worth

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