Kamila Valieva’s current net worth: Quadruple jumps, world records, and global stardom

Kamila Valieva is an exceptional figure skater from Russia who is famous for her incredible speed, elegance, and outstanding performances that broke records. She was born in 2006 in Kazan, Russia, and began her skating career as a child, soon after she had already been recognized as a skating prodigy. Throughout her career, Kamila has amassed numerous titles at both national and international levels, broken world records, and was the second lady ever to execute a quadruple toe loop in a competition.

Kamila Valieva’s net worth and recent updates

As of 2026, Kamila Valieva’s net worth is estimated at around $2 million. Most of this came from prize money before her ban, limited ice show work, and global media attention from the 2022 Olympics.

She was serving a four-year doping ban until December 25, 2025, and cannot compete or join official events. Now 19, she trains privately at Tatiana Navka’s academy, focusing on recovery and skating triples. A return in late 2026 is possible, but her readiness is still unclear.

Early life of Kamila Valieva

Kamila Valieva was born on April 26, 2006, in Kazan, Russia. From a young age, she trained in ballet, gymnastics, and figure skating, but skating became her main focus. In 2009, she started to take formal skating lessons at a local sports school and later on went to Moscow to train in a top skating academy. From the very first moment, her commitment and skill were obvious, and she soon progressed quickly through the junior ranks in Russia.

Kamila Valieva’s career and records

Kamila Valieva's international debut took place at the 2019 Junior Grand Prix in Courchevel, France, where she won a bronze medal overall by being third in the short program and first in the free skate.

She then won gold at the Junior Grand Prix in Chelyabinsk, Russia, and claimed titles at the 2019–20 Junior Grand Prix Final and 2020 World Junior Championships. In 2021, she moved to senior competitions, setting new world junior records in the short program, free skate, and total score, though these were later voided due to a doping disqualification.

2022 Winter Olympics and doping controversy

Kamila Valieva gained global attention at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, competing for the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) team, which initially won team gold but was later stripped in January 2024 after her disqualification. She landed the quad Salchow in the short program, yet a positive doping test for trimetazidine from December 2021 caused worldwide controversy. Provisionally allowed by CAS, she competed in the women’s singles free skate, finishing fourth, but all 2022 results were voided following her four-year ban starting December 2021.



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