Justin HartleyNet Worth

01 / Wealth

What can we establish about his fortune?

The reviewed sources do not establish a verified current personal net worth or a complete income ledger. Our approach to financial claims leaves the headline amount open. A reported payment is a historical piece of that picture: taxes, representation fees, spending, investments and liabilities still matter. The available reporting gives us specific career milestones to examine without supplying a current private balance sheet.

02 / Career

A familiar face across television

TVmaze’s record identifies Justin Scott Hartley, born January 29, 1977 in the United States, and lists Knoxville, Illinois as his birthplace. Its credits connect him with Smallville, The Young and the Restless, This Is Us and Tracker. The roles span different formats and stages of his career. Together, those credits trace a career across daytime drama, superhero television, a family ensemble and a leading role in an action series.

In his November 2022 Jennifer Hudson interview, Hartley described growing up in Orland Park and discovering his interest in acting through a college play. He also recalled an early beer commercial whose finished version used music rather than his improvised dialogue. Discussing This Is Us after its six-season conclusion, he emphasized being able to finish the family’s story. He described the satisfaction of completing the story while still missing the people he had worked alongside.

03 / Money

The November 2021 bonus report

TheWrap reported on November 24, 2021 that seven original This Is Us cast members, including Hartley, had received cash bonuses of $2 million each ahead of the final season. The outlet said it had learned of the payments and also credited Deadline with first reporting the news. That is a specific historical compensation report, rather than an audited statement from Hartley. It should not be relabelled an annual salary or a current fortune. It does not say what he retained after costs and taxes.

04 / Current work

Tracker’s fourth season and a new production base

The Paramount+ guide published October 5, 2026 dates Tracker’s fourth-season premiere to October 4 and identifies Hartley as Colter Shaw. It says production moved from Vancouver to Los Angeles. The series is based on Jeffery Deaver’s The Never Game. This is a current project record; it does not disclose Hartley’s salary or profit participation. The reward-seeking character’s fictional work is also distinct from what the performer earns.

05 / Family

Sofia Pernas, Isabella and life off screen

In his 2022 Jennifer Hudson conversation, Hartley also spoke about daughter Isabella leaving for college and missing their everyday contact. His account captured a familiar change in parenting: staying close while an adult child builds her own life.

Us Weekly’s January 4, 2026 report identifies Sofia Pernas as Hartley’s wife and records their appearance together at that year’s Critics Choice Awards. It also identifies daughter Isabella, whom he shares with ex-wife Lindsay Hartley. This January report is the dated basis for the family details here.

Pernas described the relationship’s beginnings in her March 2024 Entertainment Tonight interview. She recalled meeting Hartley through The Young and the Restless, reconnecting by text in early 2020 and growing closer during quarantine before marrying in 2021. She also discussed working alongside him again on Tracker. That distinction matters for fans: their real marriage and their characters’ on-screen history are separate stories. Her account describes a friendship that became a relationship, then a shared workplace again.