Mike Trout's net worth in 2025, current salary, wife, and more

Mike Trout continues to make headlines in 2025—not just for his on-field performance, but for his impressive net worth, massive MLB salary, and personal life. Here's a closer look at how the Angels’ superstar has built his fortune, what he earns today, and the woman by his side through it all.Mike Trout, star centerfielder for the Angels, has become one of MLB’s wealthiest players with a $140 million fortune in 2025. His record-setting 12-year, $426.5 million contract and endorsements from brands like Nike and Subway bring in over $50 million annually, keeping his finances strong despite recent injuries.Mike Trout shares his wealth with high school sweetheart Jessica Cox, whom he married after meeting in Spanish class at Millville Senior High School in December 2017. The couple is the parents of Beckham Aaron, who was born in 2020, and Jordy Michael, who was born in 2024. They have two dogs, Juno and Josie.They now live in a large Newport Beach mansion that cost $9.15 million when it was purchased in 2019. Only 20 miles away from Angel Stadium, the estate offers six cosy bedrooms, eight stylish bathrooms, beautiful ocean views, and has a modern elevator, swimming pool, and gourmet kitchen. The property is valued at more than $9.5 million thanks to the renovations done by the Trouts and the strength of the real estate market in Southern California.While his Angels salary forms the foundation of his wealth, Trout has proven equally adept at business ventures outside the diamond. His early investment in Bodyarmor SuperDrink paid significant dividends when Coca-Cola acquired the brand in 2021, and he's continued expanding his entrepreneurial footprint since.In a surprising move announced last month, Trout has partnered with golf legend Tiger Woods on "Trout National-The Reserve," an 18-hole championship golf course being developed near his New Jersey hometown. The project represents his largest investment to date outside baseball and signals his growing interest in post-career business opportunities.Despite ongoing challenges with injuries that limited his playing time in recent seasons, Trout's financial empire continues expanding, positioning him well for life beyond his playing days.Also Read: Livvy Dunne shines in summer looks as Paul Skenes dominates baseball debut.Fans can watch Mike Trout and the Los Angeles Angels take on the Texas Rangers this weekend at Angel Stadium, with games broadcast nationally on ESPN Sunday Night Baseball.