Cooper Hefner Net Worth

Cooper Hefner has an estimated net worth of $10 Million .Hefner has benefited greatly from his employment with Playboy Enterprises, which he joined at the age of 21. In January 2019, he became the chief of global partnerships at Playboy Enterprises. In April 2019, Hefner told The Hollywood Reporter that he was stepping down to start his own digital media business.

Cooper Hefner Biography

Cooper Hefner (full name: Cooper Bradford Hefner) is a businessman and author from the United States. Hugh Hefner, the founder of Playboy, was his father.

He was previously the chief creative officer of Playboy Enterprises, which his father, Hugh Hefner, created. Copper attended Ojai Valley School before graduating from Chapman University with a bachelor’s degree.

Cooper Hefner Age

Cooper Bradford Hefner was born in Los Angeles, California, on September 4, 1991. As of 2023 he is 31 years old.

Cooper Hefner Family

Hefner was born to Hugh Hefner, an American magazine entrepreneur, and Kimberley Conrad, a model and actress. Hefner was raised in a residence near the Playboy Mansion. Before his parents divorced, his father bought the Playboy Mansion.

Cooper Hefner Siblings

Marston Glenn Hefner, Cooper’s older brother, is a well-known actor. The elder Hefner was born on April 9, 1990, the same day as his father. Cooper has two half-siblings from his father’s first marriage, Christie and David Hefner.

Cooper Hefner Career

When Hefner was in college, he started working for Playboy Enterprises, Inc. He departed the company in early 2016 as a board observer owing to disagreements with then-CEO Scott Flanders about the company’s direction. He subsequently began editing, writing, and publishing op-eds on political, cultural, and philosophical topics.

In 2016, Hefner founded the media venture Hop (Hefner Operations & Productions), which focuses on millennial content and social events. When Hugh Hefner stood down as CEO of Playboy in July 2016, he returned to the company and was named Chief Creative Officer.

In February 2017, he declared that nude photographs would be returning to the magazine. The issue, according to Hefner, was the display of nude photos rather than the nudity itself. He was also in charge of the decision to put Playboy’s first transgender playmate in the November issue’s centerfold.

Following Hefner’s return to the company, the company’s earnings for 2017 surged by more than 39% year over year. He was working at the time to build smart and profitable relationships in order to keep the company’s costs down. Cooper’s achievements to the magazine media business were also honored on The Folio: 100 lists for 2017. In 2018, he was named on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list.

In January 2019, he became Playboy Enterprises’ chief of global partnerships. Over content and media management, Hefner would prioritize income and corporate expansion.

On April 12, 2019, Playboy Enterprises CEO Ben Kohn revealed that Hefner would leave his leadership role at the company to start the Hefner Media Corporation and a digital publishing platform called HefPost.