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Revealed: Richest Self-Made Women In The United States , 2019 (25 Female Billionaires)

Meg Whitman

Diane Hendricks has emerged as the richest self-made women in the United States, with a fortune considerably larger than Oprah Winfrey, Sheryl Sandberg, and Safra Catz. Diane Hendricks is worth a staggering $7 billion, according to Forbes magazine most recent 2019 list.

Meg Whitman places second in the rankings, with an estimated net worth of $3.8 billion. Whitman is followed by Marian Ilitch (No. 3; $3.7 billion), Judy Faulkner (No. 4; $3.6 billion), and Thai Lee (No. 5; $3 billion).

With an estimated net worth of $1 billion, 22-year-old reality-television star Kylie Jenner is the youngest in the rankings, ranked 23 on the list. Serena Williams is the first athlete to ever make business magazine’s list of richest self-made women in the United States. Forbes defines the term “self-made” as anyone who did not inherit any or all of their fortune.

Among the 80 successful self-made women selected, 25 of them are billionaires. Here are the richest self-made women in the United States, 2019.

RankNameNet Worth
1Diane Hendricks $7 billion
2Meg Whitman $3.8 billion
3Marian Ilitch $3.7 billion
4Judy Faulkner $3.6 billion
5Thai Lee $3 billion
6Judy Love $2.9 billion
7Lynda Resnick $2.8 billion
8Johnelle Hunt $2.7 billion
9Doris Fisher $2.7 billion
10Oprah Winfrey $2.6 billion
11Elaine Wynn $2.4 billion
12Sheryl Sandberg $1.7 billion
13Peggy Cherng $1.7 billion
14Katie Rodan $1.5 billion
15Gail Miller $1.5 billion
16Kathy Fields $1.5 billion
17Jin Sook Chang $1.5 billion
18Jayshree Ullal $1.4 billion
19Eren Ozmen $1.4 billion
20Alice Schwartz $1.3 billion
21Anastasia Soare $1.2 billion
22Safra Catz $1.1 billion
23Neerja Sethi $1 billion
24Kylie Jenner $1 billion
25Sara Blakely $1 billion
26Weili Dai $960 million
27Christel DeHaan $950 million
28Kit Crawford $890 million
29Tory Burch $850 million
30Young Sohn $840 million
31Sheila Johnson $820 million
32Nancy Zimmerman $740 million
33Anne Wojcicki $690 million
34Anne Dinning $680 million
35Marissa Mayer $620 million
36Huda Kattan $610 million
37Rihanna $600 million
38Theresia Gouw $580 million
39Madonna $570 million
40Kendra Scott $550 million
41Mary West $530 million
42Carolyn Rafaelian $520 million
43Victoria Zoellner $500 million
44Susan Wojcicki $490 million
45Vera Wang $460 million
46Celine Dion $450 million
47Judy Sheindlin $440 million
48Jamie Kern Lima $440 million
49Adi Tatarko $430 million
50Donna Karan $430 million
51Barbra Streisand $400 million
52Beyoncé Knowles $400 million
53Nora Roberts $390 million
54Janice Bryant Howroyd $390 million
55Katrina Lake $380 million
56Danielle Steel $375 million
57Therese Tucker $370 million
58Kim Kardashian West $370 million
59Kathleen Hildreth $370 million
60Taylor Swift $360 million
61Neha Narkhede $360 million
62Liz Elting $350 million
63Belinda Johnson $330 million
64Ellen DeGeneres $330 million
65Martine Rothblatt $320 Mmillion
66Pleasant Rowland $310 million
67Jessica Iclisoy $310 million
68Sonia Gardner $310 million
69Lynda Weinman $300 million
70Patricia Miller $300 million
71Ashley Chen $300 million
72Whitney Wolfe Herd $290 million
73Susan Wagner $280 million
74Karissa Bodnar $275 million
75Toni Ko $270 million
76Marcia Page $250 million
77Reese Witherspoon $240 million
78Suzy Batiz $240 million
79Angela Ahrendts $230 million
80Serena Williams $225 million

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