Paul’s salary this year is around $750,000, but his signing bonus is the real game-changer. For perspective, that’s like waking up and finding out you’ve won the lottery for the next 30 years of your birthday—all at once. He also has endorsement deals with Topps and Fanatics, which add maybe $500,000 more annually.
Olivia, on the other hand, makes an estimated $1-2 million per year just from social media and brand partnerships. That’s like getting paid for every time you post a cute photo of your brunch—except her brunch comes with a professional photographer and a hydration sponsor. She also has an NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deal with Passes, a platform that lets fans pay for exclusive content.
What they spend on (and don’t)
Despite the cash, they seem grounded. Paul drives a Chevy Silverado—not a Lamborghini. Olivia recently posted a video of her cooking pasta in a normal kitchen. They’re not out here buying yachts; they’re just two kids who can afford really nice takeout. Makes you think: maybe wealth isn’t about the car you drive, but the fact that you can tip the pizza delivery guy $100 and not worry about rent.
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But they do splurge. She has a $50,000 engagement ring rumor (not confirmed), and Paul bought a $1.2 million condo in Pittsburgh. That’s still just a three-bedroom with a parking spot, but in baseball terms, it’s like hitting a home run in a minor league park.