America’s Next Top Model alum Adrianne Curry is refuting an internet claim about her net worth.

Curry, 42, took to X on Friday, May 2, and shared a post from the website Celebrity Net Worth that claimed she has a net worth of $500,000.

“I didn’t understand why people thought I was rich till I saw this,” she wrote. “This is SO not f***ing true. I wish!”

Curry’s post garnered 1,000 likes as well as more than a hundred comments. 

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“Net worth doesn’t mean you have that much cash laying around,” one X user replied. “It’s the value of all of your assets minus any debts. 500K isn’t that hard if you own a house and some land maybe some vehicles, etc… .”

“Get back to me in 30 years ;),” responded Curry, who explained that she has “no equity in my home. None. In 30 years I’ll own it.”

Another user joked that Curry appeared on “VH1 20 years ago so must be permanently rich.” 

“Right?” she replied. “I was a z-list reality tv mess.” However, she added, “those jersey shore kids made bank, I hear.”

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Curry rose to fame on the debut season of ANTM in 2003, where she was awarded a modeling contract, brand deals and more. After nine years in the fashion industry — and a stint on VH1’s reality show My Fair Brady with first husband Christopher Knight — she left the industry. She married current husband Matthew Rhode in 2018.

Curry regularly posts her candid opinions and life updates via social media. Earlier this year, she detailed her breast-implant explant, also called a breast-implant removal, which resulted in a difficult post-op process. 

“Five years post breast implant explant, and I have had a total metamorphosis,” Curry wrote via X on January 6. “The first year, I wept nonstop. Had lost over 90% of my natural breasts to necrosis and refused to get a fat transfer. I wasn’t willing to risk my health anymore for vanity. I had a crash course in being humbled and laid bare.”

“I was brought to my knees in humility and came through the fire of my vanity dying,” she continued. “It took a solid 2 years for them to settle and look human. My husband was my rock….and I can’t believe how unbothered he was by my frankentitties.”

Reflecting on her recovery, she said at the time that she’s “happy and healthy,” and wouldn’t “wish plastic surgery” on her “worst enemy.”