Donna D'Errico's Net Worth Breakdown: How the Actress Built Her Financial Empire?

Donna D'Errico, an American actress and model, gained recognition as Playboy's Playmate of the Month for September 1995. From 1996 to 1998, she held a prominent role in the television series "Baywatch." 

D'Errico remains active in the film and television industry, showcasing her talent. In this article, learn in detail about Donna's professional life and net worth. 

What is Donna D'Errico's Net Worth? 

Donna D'Errico, the American actress, and model has accumulated a net worth of $750 thousand. Renowned for portraying Donna Marco in the television series "Baywatch" and its spinoff "Baywatch Nights," she has showcased her talent in various films like "The Making of Plus One," "Escape from Area 51," "Survive the Game," and "Frank and Penelope."

Additionally, D'Errico gained recognition as the Playmate of the Month for the September 1995 issue of Playboy magazine.

Donna D'Errico's Real Estate 

Back in May 2014, Donna D'Errico purchased a residence in Tarzana, California, for $725,000. However, in November 2019, she decided to put the house on the market, listing it for $1.35 million. 

Despite the attempt to sell, no buyer was found, and it seems that Donna still owns the property today.

Nikki Sixx Divorce Settlement and Bankruptcy Filing 

Donna D'Errico and rock star Nikki Sixx were married for nine years, from 1996 to 2007, and they have a daughter named Frankie Jean. In 2014, Donna faced financial difficulties and filed for Chapter seven bankruptcy. 

D'Errico said the legal fees from her divorce with Nikki were a big reason for her money problems. Donna mentioned that she owed $600,000 in legal fees from the divorce. At that time, she was making $7,000 each month but had expenses of $10,000. 

A judge decided that Nikki should pay her $7,800 every month for support. Additionally, she gets 5% of Nikki's yearly income, which is around $2 million, for several years. That adds up to $100,000 every year.

Donna D'Errico Career Highlights

Television Journey 

Donna D'Errico made her TV debut in 1995, appearing as a guest on sitcoms like "Unhappily Ever After" and "Married… with Children." Her breakthrough came in 1996 when she landed the role of Donna Marco in the action-drama series "Baywatch." 

D'Errico continued portraying Marco for two seasons and also starred in the spinoff "Baywatch Nights" from 1996 to 1997. During this period, she made appearances on "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch."

In 1998, Donna had guest roles on sitcoms like "Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher" and "Holding the Baby," and was featured in the TV film "National Lampoon's Men in White," a spoof of contemporary science-fiction movies. 

Entering the new millennium, D'Errico worked as a correspondent on the robot combat series "BattleBots." In 2004, she appeared on the comedy series "Reno 911!" Two years later, she participated in an episode of the VH1 reality series "Celebrity Paranormal Project."

While her TV presence was reduced for a few years, Donna returned in 2014 with a guest role on the Showtime series "Roadies." Her latest TV appearance was in 2019, playing Marissa Costa in the police procedural comedy series "Brooklyn Nine-Nine."

Film Journey 

Donna D'Errico's venture into the film industry began with a significant role in the 1999 direct-to-video supernatural slasher film sequel "Candyman 3: Day of the Dead." Here, she portrayed Caroline McKeever, the daughter of the characters from the second film and a direct descendant of the Candyman. 

D'Errico's subsequent film roles included a small part in the 2002 spy comedy sequel "Austin Powers in Goldmember" and another in the 2002 romcom "Kiss the Bride." In 2004, she took on a more substantial role in the direct-to-video mockumentary "Comic Book: The Movie," directed by and starring Mark Hamill.

Following this, Donna starred in Mary McGuckian's British drama "Intervention," which had a limited theatrical run in 2007. The collaboration with McGuckian continued in 2008 with the satirical drama "Inconceivable," exploring the test-tube baby industry. 

D'Errico later appeared in her third film with McGuckian, the film industry satire "The Making of Plus One," in 2010. After a hiatus from movies, D'Errico made a comeback in 2021, taking on the role of Sheera, a sexy alien warrior, in the science-fiction comedy "Escape from Area 51."

In the same year, Donna had a supporting role in the action thriller "Survive the Game," starring Bruce Willis and Chad Michael Murray. The following year, she featured in the romantic crime film "Frank and Penelope," written and directed by Sean Patrick Flanery.

Entrepreneurial Ventures 

Before gaining recognition in Playboy magazine, Donna D'Errico was involved in business. She owned a limousine company in Las Vegas, Nevada, showcasing her entrepreneurial spirit. 

Later, D'Errico ventured into the wellness industry by owning a day spa in Calabasas, California. 

Donna D'Errico Mount Ararat Exploration 

In 2012, Donna D'Errico pursued a lifelong dream by embarking on an expedition to Mount Ararat in Turkey, aiming to uncover the frozen remains of Noah's Ark, as mentioned in the Bible.

Unfortunately, towards the end of her climb, D'Errico had a fall that resulted in some injuries. Despite the challenges, she returned to the United States in August.

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