Lucas Chumbo Net Worth

What is Lucas Chumbo's Net Worth?

Lucas Chumbo is a Brazilian professional surfer who has a net worth of $2 million. Lucas Chumbo has won many surfing titles, including the 2017 WSL Nazaré Challenge in the men's big wave category, the 2018 Mormaii Big Wave Challenge, and the 2018 Puerto Escondido Cup. Beyond surfing, Chumbo competed on the reality television program "Big Brother Brasil 20" in 2020, where he was the first to be evicted.

Early Life

Lucas Chumbo was born Lucas Yan Cabral Azeredo Chianca on August 25, 1995 in Saquarema, Brazil. He is the eldest child in his family.

Surfing Career

Chumbo won his first major surfing competition in 2017, at the WSL Nazaré Big Wave Challenge. In 2018, he won the Mormaii Big Wave Challenge and the Puerto Escondido Cup. For his achievements that year, Chumbo received the Billabong XXL award for Best Male Performance and the Surfer Award for Heavy Water. Among his other wins are the Punta Galea Challenge and the 2020 Nazaré Tow Surfing Challenge, the latter of which he won with his partner Kai Lenny in the men's big wave category.

Reality Television

In early 2020, Chumbo competed on the reality show "Big Brother Brasil 20," the 20th season of "Big Brother Brasil." For the first time, the show was divided into groups of celebrities and civilians. Chumbo's fellow celebrity housemates included artistic gymnast Petrix Barbosa, singer-songwriter Gabi Martins, model and influencer Rafa Kalimann, and actor and singer Babu Santana. Among the civilian housemates were Victor Hugo Teixeira, Felipe Prior, Marcela McGowan, and Thelma Assis. On Day 8 of the show, Chumbo became the first housemate to be evicted. The next month, he began starring on the documentary reality series "Burle, Train Me!," which focused on his work with coach Carlos Burle.

Personal Life

In 2019, Chumbo met Monise Alves in Rio de Janeiro. The couple married in Hawaii in early 2025. Together, they have two children named Maitê and Zion.

KAI LENNY

What is Kai Lenny's Net Worth?

Kai Lenny is an American professional surfer who has a net worth of XXX. Kai Lenny is known for his skill and versatility across multiple disciplines, including big wave surfing, tow-in surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, and especially standup paddleboarding. He also runs the Positively Kai Foundation in Maui, which has donated to wildfire disaster relief in the region.

Early Life

Kai Lenny was born on October 8, 1992 in Paia, Maui, Hawaii to Paula and Martin. He has a younger brother named Ridge. The boys' mother is a physician and their father works in real estate. Both parents are passionate about the ocean, and chose to move to Hawaii after getting married to surf and be near the water. Lenny took to the water at an early age, learning to windsurf when he was six and surf when he was seven. At nine years old, he learned to kite surf. Lenny won his first title at the age of 13.

Surfing Career

Lenny had his career breakthrough in 2012 when he won the Hawaii Island Finals SUP Pro and the Sunset Beach SUP Pro. Concluding the season, he won the finals of the inaugural Standup World Series championship. Lenny went on to have an incredibly successful year in 2013, winning numerous titles. In addition to claiming the Vice KSP Kiting World Championship, he won the SUP Wave World Championship and his second consecutive Standup World Series finals. Lenny was named the 2013 SUP Overall World Champion. Among his other notable wins, he won the elite Molokai 2 Oahu Paddleboard World Championships in 2016 and won the inaugural SUP foil division of the event in 2019. In the latter year, Kenny won XXL Awards for Performance of the Year and Biggest Wave, and was also inducted into the Surfers' Hall of Fame. He won the XXL Awards for Performance of the Year and Biggest Wave again in 2020, the same year he won the men's big wave category with his partner Lucas Chumbo in the Nazaré Tow Surfing Challenge in Praia do Norte, Portugal. Lenny has been sponsored by such brands as Red Bull, Hurley, Oakley, Nike, and GoPro.

Positively Kai Foundation

In the spring of 2021, Lenny founded his own non-profit organization, called the Positively Kai Foundation. Located in Puunene, Maui, the Foundation donated to people affected by the devastating Hawaii wildfires in the summer of 2023. That year, the Positively Kai Foundation received a $25,000 donation from the non-profit group We Must Protect. In other philanthropic endeavors, Lenny has helped to raise awareness of plastic pollution.

Personal Life

Lenny is married to Molly Payne, an interior designer. They reside on Maui together with their twin daughters Willa and Senna.

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