What is Missy Margera's Net Worth?
Missy Margera is an American television personality, model, photographer, and former reality-TV figure who has a net worth of $1 million.
Missy Margera is best known for her marriage to skateboarder and "Jackass" star Bam Margera, which was chronicled on the MTV reality series "Bam's Unholy Union." The show followed Bam and Missy in the lead-up to their February 2007 wedding and functioned as a follow-up to the world of "Viva La Bam," with appearances from Bam's family, friends, and CKY crew members. Although Missy never pursued the same level of public fame as Bam or the core "Jackass" cast, her association with the Margera universe made her recognizable to MTV viewers during the late 2000s. After her divorce from Bam, she largely stepped away from the spotlight, which has helped make her one of the quieter figures connected to the "Jackass" and CKY era.
Early Life
Melissa Rothstein grew up in Pennsylvania and knew Bam Margera before his fame reached its MTV peak. She and Bam were childhood friends before becoming romantically involved later in life.
Unlike many people connected to Bam's world, Missy was not primarily a stunt performer, skateboarder, musician, or prank participant. Her public identity was shaped more by the collision between a relatively normal private life and the chaotic public world surrounding Bam, his family, his friends, and the "Jackass" franchise.
Bam's Unholy Union
Missy became widely known in 2007 through "Bam's Unholy Union," an MTV reality series centered on her engagement and wedding to Bam Margera. The show followed the couple as they planned their wedding, dealt with Bam's friends and family, and navigated the unpredictable situations that naturally came with being part of the Margera orbit.
The series ran for one season and nine episodes. Its tone was less stunt-driven than "Jackass" but still leaned heavily on chaos, travel, pranks, and the extended CKY crew. For Missy, the show presented a very specific challenge: trying to plan a real wedding while surrounded by a reality-TV environment built on disruption.
The couple married on February 3, 2007, in downtown Philadelphia. Their wedding included hundreds of guests and became the centerpiece of the show. Bam later joked publicly that the celebration resulted in thousands of dollars in damage, which was consistent with the anything-can-happen tone of his MTV brand.
Other Appearances
Missy also appeared in projects connected to Bam's film and television world, including "Minghags: The Movie." Her entertainment career was limited compared with Bam's, but she became part of the larger "Jackass" extended universe during the period when Bam was moving from skateboard videos and stunt television into reality shows, independent films, radio, and branded merchandise.
She has also been described in various outlets as a model and photographer, though she did not build a large public-facing career in those fields after her MTV visibility faded.

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Marriage and Divorce from Bam Margera
Missy's marriage to Bam came during one of the most commercially successful periods of his career. By the time of "Bam's Unholy Union," he had already become famous through the CKY videos, "Jackass," "Viva La Bam," movies, skateboarding, merchandise, and sponsorships.
The relationship became strained in the years after the wedding. In 2010, Bam said publicly that he and Missy were living in separate cities and seeing each other only occasionally. Their divorce was finalized in November 2012.
Life After Reality Television
After the divorce, Missy chose a much lower-profile life. Unlike many former reality personalities, she did not aggressively build a public brand around the marriage or use her connection to "Jackass" as the foundation for constant media appearances.
That privacy has made details about her later career limited. Her public fame remains tied mostly to "Bam's Unholy Union" and her years as Bam Margera's wife. In the larger "Jackass" story, Missy represents the brief period when Bam's MTV world tried to turn romance, marriage, friends, family, and chaos into a more traditional reality-TV format.
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