Milana Vayntrub Net Worth

The actress Milana Vayntrub has a net worth that is estimated to be $3 million. Her roles in movies, television shows, and advertisements for telecommunications company AT&T where she plays the role of Lily Adams are responsible for a significant portion of her net worth.

Biography

Jewish by religion, Vayntrub was born as Milana Aleksandrovna Vayntrub in Tashkent, which was located in the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic, USSR. She was just two years old when she and her parents became refugees and fled to the United States. They settled in West Hollywood to get away from antisemitism. She made her acting debut in the Mattel Barbie ads when she was just five years old, in part because of the financial struggles of her family. 

Vayntrub attended Beverly Hills High School for a short period of time before withdrawing during the start of her sophomore year. She then went on to receive her general equivalency diploma (GED) and a bachelor’s degree in communication from the University of California, San Diego. She attended classes at the Upright Citizens Brigade to learn improv comedy.

Milana Vayntrub Net Worth: Career

Milana Vayntrub net worth started when she also acted in television shows such as ER and Days of Our Lives, which brought in more revenue for her.

The sitcom Lizzie McGuire was an additional source of money for her before she started high school. After she enrolled in college, she contributed to 15 original pieces for CollegeHumor, each of which was intended to bring in additional revenue for her.

She also began her YouTube channel around the same time under the name Live Prude Girls, and it currently has more than 114,000 subscribers. She has posted 36 videos to the channel, and on average, each of them receives 71,000 views per month. 

In spite of the fact that her career as a YouTuber never got off the ground, she did manage to become a reasonably popular commercial actress once more in the role of AT&T spokesperson Lily Adams and has been instrumental in the huge success that the company’s advertisements have enjoyed over the years. Milana began directing a significant number of the commercials in which she appeared after she returned to her AT&T position in the year 2020.

Not to be deterred, Vayntrub has also landed more acting roles as well. In the New Warriors television pilot that is being produced by Freeform, Vayntrub will play the title role of the Marvel Comics superheroine known as Squirrel Girl. In the end, Freeform decided not to air the series that November, and despite efforts to shift it to another network, it was ultimately canceled. Vayntrub provided the voice of Squirrel Girl for the Marvel Rising franchise, despite the fact that the series was canceled.

She is scheduled to reprise the role for a six-episode written podcast titled Marvel’s Squirrel Girl: The Unbeatable Radio Show, which will be produced by Marvel and Sirius XM. Additionally in the year 2017, Vayntrub starred as Jill in the Eko interactive television series That Moment When, which was streamed online.

In 2019, she made her debut at South by Southwest in the film Mother’s Little Helpers, which had its world premiere there. Vayntrub and Akilah Hughes starred in three different skits that were uploaded to the YouTube channel of Comedy Central in April 2020. These sketches were a part of a new digital sketch series titled Making Fun With Akilah and Milana. Both the Quibi online television series Die Hart and the short film The Shabbos Goy, in which she played the role of Hannah, will be made available to viewers in July of 2020.

More than 60 of Vayntrub’s acting roles have been credited to her, including roles in the movies “Life Happens” (2011) and “Ghostbusters” (2016), as well as roles in the television series “ER” (1995), “Other Space” (2015), and “This Is Us” (2016–2017). She is listed as a writer on a number of episodes of “CollegeHumor Originals” and “Robot Chicken,” in addition to the film “Mother’s Little Helpers,” which will be released in 2019.

Milana directed the video “Let’s Talk About Something More Interesting” in 2011 and the episode of “CollegeHumor Originals” titled “Molly Made Me (Episode 2).” In addition, she created the video “Mother’s Little Helpers” as well as the short films “I Dunno” (2012) and “Brief” (2017).

Vayntrub has also provided the voice of Squirrel Girl for the television movie “Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors,” which aired in 2018, as well as the television shorts “Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors,” “Marvel Rising: Initiation,” “Marvel Rising: Chasing Ghosts,” “Marvel Rising: Heart of Iron,” and “Marvel Rising: Battle of the Bands,” all of which aired in 2018, 2019, and 2019. All of the above great movie parts added to Milana Vayntrub net worth.

Activism

Can’t Do Nothing is a social media campaign and website that was co-founded by Milana in 2016. The inspiration for the movement came after she spent her holiday in Greece and met refugee families who had fled to the nation to escape the conflict in Syria. The mission of the campaign is “intended to help everyday persons have a genuine good influence and support refugees globally,” Can’t Do Nothing is a campaign that aims to “help everyday individuals have a real positive impact.”

As a commitment to the campaign, in 2017, Milana opened her home to an Iranian refugee who had just arrived in the country and offered her a place to stay while she learned English, found work, and adjusted to her new life. Instead of being crammed into motels and left to fend for themselves, refugees should be invited into our homes and shown love.

Vayntrub is a supporter of the right to choose; she has publicly disclosed that in the past she has terminated a pregnancy when she was a student in college due to financial problems.

Milana Vayntrub Net Worth: Awards

In 2018, Vayntrub’s “That Moment When” was honored with three Telly Awards: a Gold Telly in the category of Series-Webseries: Scripted for Online, a Silver Telly in the category of Craft-Interactive Video for Online, and a Bronze Telly in the category of Series-Comedy: Long Form or Series for Online.

All of these awards were presented in 2018. In addition, she was presented with the People’s Voice award for Video – Best Use of Interactive Video at the 2018 Webby Awards for her work on “That Moment When.” In the year 2020, Milana was recognized with a nomination for the Streamy Award in the category of Best Writing for her work on the show “Making Fun with Akilah and Milana.”

Relationships

It is reported that Milana is married and is the mother of one child.

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