Jasmine Crockett Is Savvy With Her Words and Her Coins — A Look at Her Net Worth

The Breakdown: Rep. Jasmine Crockett's net worth has been rumored to be significantly more than it is. In February 2025, she set the record straight about her net worth on X (formerly Twitter). Let's see how she really makes her money.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett deserves a seat at the table, and refuses to let anyone tell her otherwise. If they dare, they will instantly regret it after the Clapback Queen says one sentence.

Jasmine's iconic reads at her Congressional hearings, which she's made since entering office in January 2023, have become part of her brand. Unfortunately for her, it's also led to rumors about her life, from her romances to her education to her net worth. Here's the truth!

In February 2025, reports surfaced that Jasmine was living her best life as a secret millionaire. Although Ballotpedia reports her annual salary as the representative of the U.S. House, Texas District 30, as $174,000, an X (formerly Twitter) fan account for Elon Musk's DOGE, Department of Government Efficiency, stated Jasmine has a net worth of $9 million, plus millions worth of luxury real estate.

"Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett has a reported net worth of $9 million despite being paid $174,000/year," the account claimed, adding she allegedly "owns a $2 million townhouse in Dallas, $1.5 million loft in Austin, Texas, $1.5 million lakefront cabin in Galveston, Texas."

"Crockett’s net worth grew substantially last year during the 2024 election," the post added. "Do you think members of Congress use their positions to self-enrich themselves?"

DOGE's report of Jasmine's net worth is a vast difference from what Celebrity Net Worth claimed it is. The outlet revealed Jasmine's net worth is $20,000. The number came from Jasmine's 2022 and 2023 tax filings, where she reportedly had total assets of approximately $3,000 to $45,000, consisting of small stock holdings in Devon Energy, MGM Resorts, and Moderna.

And while she earned $70-80,000 as a lawyer through her law firm, The Crockett Law Firm, she reported no outside figures once she joined Congress in 2021.

Jasmine also denied having a net worth of $9 million in February 2025.

"These people either have no relationship with the truth or really are dumber than bricks or both," Jasmine wrote on X in February 2025. "Please post the tax assessor links to my lavish cribs … I need to see the addresses and see if these people will give me keys since the properties are mine, lol,” Jasmine wrote on X. “I know one thing is true. They are intimidated … otherwise, they wouldn’t waste their time trying to come up with outlandish stories."

Jasmine's tenure as an attorney began while she was in undergrad at Rhodes College. She graduated from Rhodes College in 2003 and attended the University of Houston Law Center, where she earned her Juris Doctor. According to The Grio, Jasmine has said she felt called to attend law school after she and other Rhodes College students were victims of a hate crime. She said that on multiple occasions, she and her colleagues were sent hate mail.

Jasmine is also a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., which she joined in 2009.

"Deltas always stand on business,” Jasmine said in a 2024 video for Watch The Yard. “I was drawn to Delta because … they’ve always been about social action. They’ve been about changing the environments around them.”

Jasmine's reputation includes telling it like it is to anyone brave enough to get in her way. So, it was only a matter of time before she put her wits to good use and created a clothing line out of her most-used sayings.

Amid Jasmine going viral in May 2024 for implying MAGA Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene was a "bleach blonde, bad built, butch body," the Democratic Representative decided to make merch out of the insult.

In her Clapback collection, Jasmine sold black T-shirts with white lettering, with the six words displayed on the shirt. She also designed a shirt with another one of her iconic quotes, "Chile ..." which she says often during a hearing.

The shirts listed on the Clapback Collection's website are worth $40 each, adding to Jasmine's already impressive net worth. Still, it was only a matter of time before her naysayers shared their thoughts on the shirts.

According to Newsweek, those who aren't too fond of Jasmine slammed her for having a typo, "Crockrtt" on her merch. However, since the website remains, it looks like Jasmine will have the last laugh in addition to the last word!