Khadijah Haqq | Celebrity Net Worth 2026

Biography & Early Wealth Journey

Khadijah Haqq first became known as an actress through roles in movies including "Sky High," "ATL," "School for Scoundrels," and "Happy Feet," but she later reached a much larger audience through her friendship with Khloé Kardashian and appearances throughout the Kardashian reality television universe.

Alongside her twin sister, Malika Haqq, Khadijah appeared on "Keeping Up with the Kardashians," "Khloé & Lamar," "Dash Dolls," and "The Kardashians." In 2026, she became one of the main cast members of the Hulu reality series "The Girls: A Khloé Kardashian Project."

Khadijah's finances became unusually public during her prolonged divorce from retired NFL player Bobby McCray. Court filings revealed her salary from "The Girls," income from brand deals and consulting work, monthly household expenses, savings and debts, providing a rare look at the finances of a reality personality whose earnings can vary dramatically from year to year.

Early Life

Primary Income Streams & Multi-Million Contracts

Khadijah Shaye Haqq was born on March 10, 1983, in Los Angeles, California. She and her identical twin sister Malika grew up in Southern California in a family of Iranian heritage.

The twins developed an interest in entertainment while they were young and eventually began auditioning professionally. Through their social circles in Los Angeles, Khadijah and Malika also became close friends with members of the Kardashian family, particularly Khloé Kardashian. That friendship eventually became a major component of both sisters' public careers.

Acting Career

Khadijah began appearing professionally on television in the early 2000s. Early credits included episodes of "The Parkers," "Strong Medicine," and "The Bernie Mac Show."

Real Estate, Luxury Assets & Personal Investments

Her first significant film role came in Disney's 2005 superhero comedy "Sky High," in which she played Penny. In 2006, she portrayed Veda in "ATL" and appeared in "School for Scoundrels." She also provided voice work for the animated blockbuster "Happy Feet."

Other television appearances included "Entourage," "Las Vegas," and "Real Husbands of Hollywood." Khadijah also appeared with Malika in the music video for Ne-Yo's "She Got Her Own."

After spending considerably less time acting while raising her family, she returned to feature films with the 2023 Netflix comedy "You People."

Kardashian Reality Shows

Wealth Trajectory & Future Earnings Projections

Khadijah's most sustained visibility has come through reality television.

She began appearing on "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" during the show's early years and ultimately appeared in dozens of episodes. She and Malika were particularly associated with Khloé, whose relationships, businesses and personal life frequently brought the twins into storylines.

Khadijah also appeared on "Khloé & Lamar," the spin-off centered on Khloé's marriage to NBA player Lamar Odom.

In 2015, Khadijah and Malika became central cast members of "Dash Dolls." The E! series followed employees of the Kardashian family's DASH boutique in West Hollywood, with the twins serving as co-managers. The show ran for eight episodes.

Khadijah later appeared on Hulu's "The Kardashians."

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"The Girls" and Hulu Salary

In 2026, Khadijah joined the cast of "The Girls: A Khloé Kardashian Project," a Hulu reality series executive produced by Khloé Kardashian. The show follows Khadijah, Malika, Natalie Halcro, Olivia Pierson, Yris Palmer, and Nicole Williams English as they deal with relationships, parenthood, careers and life in the public eye.

The series premiered in August 2026 and placed Khadijah's divorce and financial circumstances prominently in her storyline.

Her subsequent divorce filings revealed that she was contracted to earn $25,000 per episode for six episodes of "The Girls," giving her a total gross payday of $150,000.

The filing also demonstrated an important distinction between a headline reality-TV salary and regular income. Khadijah said her entertainment work remains sporadic and contract-based rather than a dependable full-time salary.

Brand Deals and Other Income

Khadijah has supplemented her acting and television income with social-media campaigns, appearances, promotional contracts and consulting.

In divorce documents filed in 2026, she said she earned just over $70,000 during 2025 and had received roughly $86,000 in income during 2026 at the time of the filing.

Among the jobs she disclosed was a social-media consulting role connected to "Below Deck" that paid $7,500 over 19 weeks. She also earned $25,000 from two Raising Cane's appearances in 2025.

Another contract paid her $5,000 per month for six months to perform marketing and social-media promotion for a cookie-dough company, for gross compensation of $30,000.

Khadijah noted that those gross figures do not always represent what she keeps. She said some jobs required her to pay for her own hair, makeup, wardrobe, photography, videography and other production-related expenses. She also earns varying amounts from residuals and other brand partnerships.

Marriage to Bobby McCray

Khadijah met NFL defensive end Bobby McCray at a nightclub in 2007. The couple married on July 19, 2010, at Vibiana in downtown Los Angeles.

They have three children together: Christian, Celine and Kapri. Bobby also has an older son, Bobby III, from a previous relationship, whom Khadijah has publicly treated as part of her family.

Khadijah later said that she devoted most of the marriage to being a stay-at-home mother and stopped pursuing acting and other professional opportunities on a full-time basis after the birth of their eldest child. She has also said she helped care for Bobby during medical problems and hip surgeries stemming from his football career.

In August 2023, Khadijah announced that she and Bobby had separated after 13 years of marriage and 16 years together. Bobby formally filed for divorce in August 2024, citing irreconcilable differences.

Divorce, Debt and Financial Disclosures

The divorce became significantly more contentious in 2026 when Khadijah requested child support, spousal support and $100,000 toward her attorneys' fees.

Her declaration offered a remarkably detailed snapshot of her finances. Khadijah listed monthly living expenses of roughly $13,892, including $4,512 in rent, at least $680 for utilities, around $1,900 for groceries and $400 for restaurant meals.

She reported having only about $11,494 in savings and said she had increasingly relied on credit cards and loans from friends and family. Khadijah said Malika gave her roughly $8,000 in 2025 to help cover living costs.

According to Khadijah, the family's financial circumstances were substantially different during the marriage. She said Bobby's NFL-related income paid most household expenses, that the family generally carried minimal debt, took annual vacations, frequently dined out, drove vehicles including Range Rovers and GMC Yukon Denalis, sent their children to private schools and paid for numerous extracurricular activities.

Khadijah alleged that Bobby contributed less than $3,000 toward household expenses after their separation. She requested $2,033 per month in spousal support in addition to child support, while arguing that her current television, brand and consulting work did not provide enough reliable income to maintain the family's previous lifestyle.

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