Zac Clark has gone on to make a name for himself as a member of none other than The Bachelor nation.
Clark appeared on the most recent season of ABC's The Bachelorette alongside season lead, Tayshia Adams. Zac and Tayshia clearly hit it off, so much that Clark came out on top when it came down to Tayshia's big decision.
Fans are calling Zac and Tayshia's engagement one of the Bachelorette proposals yet, and we certainly don't blame them. As the two enter engaged life, fans have some questions about Zac, including just how much he's worth!
How Much Is Zac Clark Worth?
Zac Clark and Tayshia Adams certainly swooped America off their feet as one of the most liked couples from The Bachelorette.
As the two are set to walk down the aisle, they don't appear to be in any rush. Considering Tayshia's season just ended a hot minute ago, fans don't expect for them to say their "I do's" until the pandemic blows over.
'Till then, viewers have some questions about Zac and just how much the star is worth. While Tayshia's net worth comes in at a whopping $1 million, it appears as if Zac is not too far behind.
While he's got ways to go to match his future wife, Zac Clark has amassed a net worth of $100,000. Clark works as an addiction specialist where he serves on the board of the very facility Zac recovered from, Caron Treatment.
Zac has been very open about his past when it comes to substance abuse and addiction and let Tayshia in on his struggles during the filming of the show. After undergoing brain surgery, Zac found himself heavily reliant on medication to recover, which led to the start of his addiction.
This later led Zac to alcohol and down a very dark path that cost him his marriage, a stint in prison, and a very "sketchy" group of friends. After a "crazy moment of clarity" Zac expressed during a one on one date with Tayshia, he turned his life around and got clean.
He spent nearly 5 months at Caron Treatment is now completely sober and working to help others who have found themselves in a similar mindset Zac was once in.
In addition to his work as an addiction specialist, Zac also founded Release Recovery with his friend and business partner, Justin Garland back in 2017. The center can be found in three different locations across New York, two for men and another for women, says ScreenRant.
Considering a counselor of Zac's status brings in an average of $65,000 a year, we're certain his net worth will increase in no time, especially now when you take into consideration his newfound fame.