Brandon Thomas Lee's Stunning Net Worth Revealed

Though Brandon Thomas Lee first made his film debut in 2018 as a lesser-known character in "Sierra Burgess is a Loser," the actor reached a new level of fame when he appeared in the first season of "The Hills: New Beginnings" in 2019. 

As you might have guessed, the MTV reality television series is a sequel to "The Hills," a popular reality television series that ran from 2006 to 2010 and followed the lives of young people living in Los Angeles, (per Deadline). According to MTV, the second season of the show, which will also be featuring Lee, will be premiering on May 12 on MTV. Lee also appeared in Cosmic Sin alongside Bruce Willis in March and is set to star in "Zero Road" with Jackson Rathbone, according to Lee's IMDb profile.

Apart from his acting career, some might be familiar with 24-year-old Lee because of his famous parents. Lee is one of two children that resulted from the turbulent romance between Mötley Crüe founding member Tommy Lee and actress Pamela Anderson. While Lee has experienced a fairly strained relationship with his father, he has maintained a closer relationship with his mother throughout the years. "He's talented, and ambitious, and gorgeous, and all those good things," Anderson said about her son during an interview with Entertainment Tonight. "You know, I'm very lucky, he could have been a disaster! But it turned out pretty good!"

Despite only appearing in a few Hollywood projects, Brandon  Thomas Lee's net worth is fairly impressive at $1 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. 

Apart from acting in small roles and appearing on the first season of "The Hills: New Beginnings," Lee actually began a modeling career at 18 years old, strutting down the runway for fashion heavyweights like Dolce & Gabbana and Phillip Plein. His good looks have also landed him on the cover of magazines like GQ Germany and D'Scene Magazine, (per Marie Claire).

Though Lee's parents have a combined net worth of approximately $90 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth, Lee told Interview magazine in 2019 that he (along with his younger brother, Dylan Lee) have not accepted a dime from their wealthy parents since they were in high school. "There are a lot of misconceptions about the way we were raised — that we're spoiled, or that we were given everything," Lee explained. "But our friends can back this up: Dylan and I haven't taken a dollar from our parents since we were in high school. We've been working our a**es off to buy a house, buy a car, and pay for music equipment and acting lessons. It feels better to do it ourselves."