Many fans are curious about Lara Bingle's financial success in April 2026. In this article, we dive deep into the assets and career highlights.
What is Lara Worthington's Net Worth?
As a model, Worthington has been featured in numerous magazines and ad campaigns. She has graced the covers of Australian Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Cleo, Grazia, and Oyster. In ad campaigns, Worthington has been an ambassador for the telecommunications company Vodafone; the swimwear brand Speedo; the coconut water brand H2Coco; the Australian retail chain Cotton On; and the Australian vitamin and beauty company Swisse.
Lara Worthington was born as Lara Bingle on June 22, 1987 in Caringbah, Australia. She has an older brother named Josh. When she was 16, she dropped out of school and moved to Italy.
In 2006, Worthington competed on the short-lived Nine Network reality series "Torvill and Dean's Dancing on Ice." Partnered with professional ice skater Matt Evers, she came in third place. Worthington's participation on the show led to her being rehired by the Nine Network in 2008 to serve as a reporter on the newly created travel show "Holidays for Sale." In 2011, Worthington returned to reality television to compete on the 11th season of the Australian version of "Dancing with the Stars." With her professional dance partner Carmelo Pizzino, she was the seventh to be eliminated.
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In 2012, Worthington began starring in her own reality series on Network 10 in Australia called "Being Lara Bingle." For the show, which followed her various personal and professional misadventures, she relocated to an $8 million Bondi apartment with the aim of attracting an audience of potential international buyers. Joining Worthington in the primary cast were her brother Josh, her mother Sharon, and her former manager and best friend Hermione Underwood. "Being Lara Bingle" was met with tepid reviews from critics, and was canceled after a single season.
One of Worthington's most infamous modeling appearances was in Tourism Australia's "So where the bloody hell are you?" ad campaign. Launched in 2006, the ads featured various Australians preparing in irreverent ways for visitors to their country. The television commercial ended with a bikini-clad Worthington stepping out of the ocean and inquiring, "So where the bloody hell are you?" The ad campaign drew extensive press coverage both in Australia and abroad, and was banned in the United Kingdom due to its use of the word "bloody."
Lara Worthington, previously known as Lara Bingle, is an Australian model, television personality, and entrepreneur who has a net worth of $10 million. Before having her own short-lived reality television series in 2012, she competed on the reality shows "Torvill and Dean's Dancing on Ice" and the Australian version of "Dancing with the Stars." In 2014, she married Australian actorSam Worthington, of "Avatar" fame.
In summary, the total wealth of Lara Bingle reflects strategic moves.
Disclaimer: All net worth figures are estimates based on public data.
