Virginia Vallejo Net Worth: How much is she worth? 

Get to know about Virginia Vallejo’s net worth, a Colombian journalist and author who gained International recognition for her tumultuous relationship with Pablo Escobar. Read on to know more about her net worth.

Virginia Vallejo Net Worth: How much is she worth?

Though there is no specific estimation of her net worth, she is speculated to be worth between the range of $3 million to $5 million. She made this sum from her journalism and book-writing career. 

It must be noted that her involvement with the notorious Colombian drug lord, Virginia Vallejo in the 1980s also contributed to her wealth. She was said to have been approached by Escobar’s associates to write a book about his life but she eventually became romantically involved with him. 

She overlooked his involvement in the drug trade due to her feelings for him. Their relationship lasted for five years during which time she became a confidante and advisor to him. She has said that she tried to use her influence to persuade him to leave the drug trade and seek a more legitimate path, but that he was ultimately unwilling to do so. 

It is quite unfortunate that she was simply a pawn in his game and that she had to flee Colombia due to her association with him.

SEE MORE: Virginia Vallejo’s Ethnicity.

Virginia Vallejo Career 

Vallejo is a Colombian journalist, author and TV personality. She started her career as a model and later became a TV presenter and journalist. She has worked for many Colombian media channels such as Caracol Radio, Noticiero 24 Horas, RTI productions and many others. 

She has worked as an international editor for Noticiero Todelar and 6to Poder as a columnist. She became a prominent figure in Colombian media, as she was known for her beauty, charisma and confident reporting style. She interviewed many famous people, including politicians, artists and celebrities.

Virgina Vallejo’s most renowned work is her memoir, “Loving Pablo, Hating Escobar”, which tells the story of her romantic relationship with Pablo Escobar, the notorious drug lord. The book was a bestseller and was adapted into a film in 2018.

Throughout her career, she has been recognised for her bravery and dedication to journalism. She has received many awards and has been named one of the most influential women in Colombia. She was also the only journalist sent by a Colombian media to London to cover the wedding of Charles and Diana of Wales on 29th July, 1981.

Below is a table of some of her journalism gigs.