Abigail Mac Net Worth

Abigail Mac is an American actress and director born in Columbia, Maryland on June 19, 2002. She has a mixed German and Italian descent and was involved in choir, theater, and cheerleading in high school. She started her career as a web-cam girl and has since worked for many notable companies and adult websites, including BangBros, Blacked, Brazzers, Girlsway, Playtime, Exquisite, 3rd Degree, FM Concepts, Girlfriends Films, Digital Desire, Wicked Pictures and New Sensations. Abigail was the Twistys Treat of the Month for September, 2014 and directed her first hardcore movie in 2015, for which she was nominated for an AVN Award for Best Girl/Girl Sex Scene. In her spare time, she enjoys exercising.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it?	Actress, Director
Birth Day	June 19, 2002
Birth Place	Columbia, Maryland, United States
Age	21 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign	Cancer

💰 Net worth

Abigail Mac, a talented Actress and Director based in the United States, is forecasted to have an impressive net worth ranging from $100K to $1M by the year 2024. Having made her mark in the industry with her exceptional performances and directorial skills, Abigail Mac's success has translated into financial stability and recognition. With a track record of being involved in various successful projects, her net worth is projected to steadily rise within the next few years, affirming her status as a prominent figure in the entertainment realm.

Biography/Timeline

1995

She was living in Charlottesville, VA and Miami Beach at the time of her father's death in 1995. She is not the biological heir of Laura Ingalls Wilder. Wilder's daughter Rose Wilder Lane, who had no children, befriended a young Roger Lea MacBride and later made him her heir. Abigail was adopted by Roger Lea MacBride shortly after her birth in 1970. Her rights as sole heir to the "Little House" fortune came in 2001 after a contentious two-year lawsuit. No images are publicly available, but she was described as a "raven-haired Southern beauty" by a New York Post reporter in 1999.