Lo Bosworth Net Worth

What Is Lo Bosworth's Net Worth?

Lo Bosworth is an American television personality and author who has a net worth of $20 million.

Lo Bosworth gained fame as a cast member on MTV's reality series "Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County" (2004-2005) and its spin-off "The Hills" (2007-2010), where she appeared as Lauren Conrad's best friend. After her reality TV career, she founded Love Wellness, a women's health and personal care company, in 2016. Unlike many of her reality TV costars, Bosworth largely stepped away from television to focus on building a scalable consumer brand. Love Wellness has grown into a major player in the wellness space, generating roughly $50 million in annual revenue and expanding into national retail partnerships with companies like Target, Ulta Beauty, and Walmart. Bosworth later stepped down as CEO to take on a chairman role, focusing on long-term strategy as the company continues to grow.

Early Life

Lo Bosworth was born Lauren Ogilvie Bosworth on September 29, 1986, in Laguna Beach, California. She later moved to Los Angeles. Lo attended the University of California, Santa Barbara, before transferring to UCLA, where she earned a bachelor's degree in art history in 2008. During her time at UCLA, she was a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority. She later attended the International Culinary Center in New York City, where she earned a culinary degree focused on farm-to-table cuisine. Even during her early television success, Bosworth has said she prioritized education so she would have options beyond the entertainment industry.

Reality TV Career

Lo Bosworth starred on "Laguna Beach" alongside her best friend Lauren Conrad and her former classmates Stephen Colletti and Kristin Cavallari, beginning in 2004. The show followed Lo and her friends and classmates during their senior year of high school during season one. After the success of "Laguna Beach," MTV developed "The Hills," a spin-off series documenting the lives of Bosworth, Conrad, and their friends Heidi Montag, Audrina Patridge, and Whitney Port in Los Angeles, California.

During the taping of the first season, Bosworth and Conrad were in a feud and not on speaking terms. The feud was briefly mentioned on the series as a fight caused by their mutual friend Jen Bunney that lasted nearly two years. After Bosworth and Conrad reconciled, Lo became a more regular supporting cast member of "The Hills'" second season, first appearing on the series on March 12, 2007. Bosworth continued as a cast member of "The Hills" until the series finale, which aired on July 13, 2010. Season three premiered in August 2007, and the new season saw Bosworth becoming housemates with Conrad and Patridge as the three moved into a new home (although Patridge eventually moved into her own place). The fourth season premiered on August 18, 2009, during which Conrad and Bosworth adopted a dog named Chloe. Lo began to reveal more of her personal life during this season, as well as allowing cameras into her place of employment.

The first half of season five premiered in April 2009. Conrad left the show shortly after, and her final appearance on "The Hills" was at Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt's wedding. The second half of the season premiered on September 29, 2009, with former "Laguna Beach" castmate Kristin Cavallari brought on as Conrad's replacement. During the sixth and final season of "The Hills," Bosworth brought forth her personal life and introduced her long-term boyfriend, Scott. While she dealt with and aired her personal drama at work, "The Hills" released its final episode on July 13, 2010. The sixth and final season premiered on April 27, 2010. Rumors flew that Lo would not be returning after the fifth season, but she became a main cast member for the final season. The final season showed workplace drama for Bosworth and followed her moving in with Scott. "Laguna Beach" concluded on July 13, 2010.

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Love Wellness

In 2016, Lo Bosworth founded Love Wellness, a clean, body-positive wellness company focused on gut, vaginal, and hormonal health. The idea for the company came after she experienced chronic vitamin deficiencies and recurring health issues, which led her to realize that the women's personal care aisle lacked transparent, science-backed products.

She launched the brand as a self-funded, direct-to-consumer startup, initially selling products online with a focus on education, ingredient transparency, and destigmatizing conversations around women's health. Early products like "Bye Bye Bloat" quickly gained traction, with millions of units sold.

Over time, Love Wellness scaled into a major consumer packaged goods company. The brand expanded beyond its website into mass retail distribution and is now carried by major national chains including Target, Ulta Beauty, and Walmart. The company has also attracted outside investment from private equity firm Encore Consumer Capital, further fueling its growth.

By the early 2020s, Love Wellness had grown to approximately $50 million in annual revenue, transforming it from a niche startup into a significant player in the wellness space. As the business matured, Bosworth stepped down as CEO and transitioned into a chairman role, allowing her to focus on long-term strategy, brand vision, and expansion opportunities while experienced operators handled day-to-day management.

Her success with Love Wellness represents one of the most notable entrepreneurial pivots among former reality TV stars, turning early fame into a scalable, multi-channel consumer brand.

Other Ventures

Lo Bosworth launched her own website named The Lo Down by Lo Bosworth in 2010. She wrote a book of the same name, which was released in January 2011. In late 2013, she started her own beauty channel on YouTube, which grew rapidly. Bosworth revealed on her channel that she began attending the International Culinary Center in New York City to study her passion, farm-to-table cuisine. She holds a culinary degree from the ICC.

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Personal Life

Lo has largely kept out of the spotlight since "Laguna Beach" ended, focusing instead on her health and business ventures. In March 2021, she revealed that she had suffered a traumatic brain injury in 2019 after a restaurant door fell on her head in New York City. The injury resulted in a severe concussion and a long recovery, with lingering effects on memory and speech.

Bosworth's personal life has evolved significantly in recent years. She became engaged to investor Domenic Natale in January 2025, and the couple married on July 20, 2025, at her family home in Laguna Beach. In January 2026, they welcomed their first child together, a daughter.

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