Casper Ruud has added another chapter to his growing off-court legacy by gifting each of his sisters a penthouse apartment. The Norwegian tennis star, who is currently awaiting the arrival of his first daughter with his fiancée Maria Galligani, recently transferred two high-end residences to his siblings Caroline and Charlotte, offering a rare glimpse into how the World No. 2 chooses to invest and share the rewards of his career.
A Look at Casper Ruud’s Financial Choices and Family Commitment
The gesture marks one of Ruud’s most personal moves yet. The 26-year-old has invested a substantial amount of his on-court earnings in Norwegian real estate, steadily building a property portfolio while competing on the ATP Tour. His sisters have been visible parts of his support system for years, and each is pursuing her own path.
Caroline, 25, works as an online fitness coach after completing a bachelor’s degree in Physical Activity and Nutrition, while 19-year-old Charlotte is climbing the competitive ladder in tennis.
She reached a career high of No. 1271 in the ITF Junior rankings and joined the University of South Florida in November 2023 to play college tennis. Earlier in 2023, she enrolled at the Rafa Nadal Tennis Academy to develop her game, further tying her journey to the sport in which her brother has excelled.
According to documents reviewed by the Norwegian outlet Nettavisen, Ruud transferred both apartments to his sisters at no cost. He originally purchased the properties for NOK 5.2 million (approximately $507,278) in John Strandsruds vei in 2021 and NOK 6.45 million (roughly $629,220) in Eva Nansens vei in 2024. The report also notes that Ruud’s real estate investments now span five properties across Asker and Bærum.
His most significant purchase came earlier this year when he acquired an apartment in Strømstangveien on Snarøya for NOK 50 million, estimated at nearly $4.88 million. Nettavisen highlights that the transfers to Caroline and Charlotte were done entirely free of charge, underscoring Ruud’s intention to share his success directly with his family.
What Is Ruud’s Net Worth, and Who Are His Major Sponsors?
Ruud’s net worth is estimated at around $8 million. According to ATP’s official website, Ruud has earned over $26.12 million in career prize money. In a recent season, he made about $3.2 million from tournament winnings alone. He earns heavily off the court, around $10 million per year from endorsements, according to Business Insider, which is more than his annual prize money.
Ruud is sponsored by Yonex (racquets, apparel, shoes), Samsonite, Vitamin Well, Renault, SuperOffice, Fleming (watches), and SalMar, among other Norwegian and international brands.