Pretty and Paid: Inside Amara La Negra’s Net Worth, Life as a Mom, and Relationship Drama

The Breakdown: Since Amara La Negra joined Love & Hip-Hop: Miami, her career and net worth have only increased. The former unhoused Miami, Fla. native is doing everything she can to ensure her kids have a better childhood than she did — which included navigating a tumultuous relationship with their father.

Amara La Negra was already making waves in the music industry before Love & Hip-Hop: Miami. However, once a role on the reality show became an option, she hit the ground running, quickly becoming one of the top reality stars and artists to watch. Amara continues bringing her unfiltered energy to the show and uses her fame for even more music opportunities, businesses, and brand endorsements.

Naturally, after spending enough time onstage and on TV, Amara's fans would inquire about how she can fund her jet-setting lifestyle. As it turns out, the "Insecure" singer works hard for her money and does what she can to provide for her babies.

Let's explore.

According to Popular Net Worth, Amara's net worth is $2 million. She reportedly earned her net worth through her creative pursuits, such as music, acting, and Instagram brand endorsements. Amara's Love & Hip-Hop salary is reported to be between $400,000 and 500,000, and she reportedly earns between $4,000 and $7,000 per Instagram post from brand endorsements with Fashion Nova and other brands.

The MTV star has also been working in music since she was 4 years old. Her first claim to fame was appearing on the popular Univision show Sabado Gigante. Since gaining fame on Love & Hip-Hop, Amara has continued her TV run with acting roles in Fall Girls, A Black Lady Sketch Show, and her short-lived series, Don't Cancel Me with Amara La Negra.

Amara is also building her empire away from the public eye. She is the CEO of her fragrance line, Eternal Beauty by Amara. She launched the brand on Valentine's Day 2025 and promotes it on her Instagram account.

Amara has used her net worth to afford a better life. In 2019, she purchased a six-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Miami. She told The Real that the home was something she bought for her and her mother after experiencing homelessness in her younger years.

Amara proved you can certainly have it all when she added becoming a mother to her already hectic workload. In March 2022, she gave birth to her twin girls, Sumajestad Royalty and Sualteza Empress, whom she nicknames on Instagram as Las Royal Twins.

Amara's daughters have names that fit for queens, which was precisely what she wanted when she gave them their first names (Sualteza means "Your Majesty" in Spanish, and Sumajestad means "Your Highness"). When she received unwarranted comments from haters regarding her daughters' names, Amara defended the decision and said she would make sure they were always treated as queens.

"What's important is that I gave birth to them, they are mine, I support them, they came out of me and I feel happy and proud to have my queens, my princesses," she said on Activando La Mañana in the Dominican Republic, per People. "I did feel bad because people can be cruel with their comments, and we have to understand that at the end of the day, they are babies. But outside of that, it's a part of life."

Amara's daughters were born during her relationship with their father, real estate broker Allan Mueses. The "What A Bam Bam" singer met Allan in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic during one of her trips to pursue her real estate aspirations. Since then, they've been entangled in an on-again, off-again relationship. According to Essence, Amara kept Allan's identity as her daughters' father away from fans until March 2022.

Since going forward with their co-parenting relationship, the pair's relationship has gotten murkier, especially since Allan is legally married. Though she has quite the messy personal life, Amara can afford to take a vacation from the drama at least a few times a year. We can't be mad at that!