In a previous interview, Zendaya (née Zendaya Coleman) confessed that she sought therapy because she was overly concerned about her finances.

“The hope is to have a career where you can be in a position, financially, to just do things you want to do because you enjoy the work and not have to worry about the other things,” she said in a British Vogue (via Yahoo!) cover story. “But I’m always like, ‘I will always need to work.’ Because if I don’t work, then everything can be gone tomorrow.”

According to CNBC, Zendaya is not alone in these types of concerns. In fact, the outlet says a whole new subsection of therapy emerged in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic: financial therapy.

“Clients get the best of both worlds when they see a financial therapist: They can begin to process their underlying feelings about money while working out plans for retirement, savings, investments, and other goals,” they said.

Not many of us will make the money that Zendaya has made through the years. And while it’s great that she sought therapy to better herself and the world around her, it’s even better that she doesn’t have to ever really worry about her finances again. Let’s take a look at her career by the numbers.

Editorial note: The net worth listed in this piece is a speculative estimate drawn from a variety of online sources. This piece was also updated on January 31, 2022, to reflect a new report revealing how much Zendaya gets paid per Instagram post, according to a new study.

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