This has been an amazing 12 months for Keira Knightley's net worth (and in general her life), as the actress didn't only release one of her more critically acclaimed films (last year's Alan Turing biopic "The Imitation Game," which earned her an Oscar nomination as Best Supporting Actress) but also made her Broadway debut - even if that's turned into something of a nightmare.

For more than a decade, Keira Knightley's net worth has been growing consistently, as the British actress has starred in a variety of projects, from big-time blockbusters (most famously the "Pirates of the Caribbean" films with Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom) to indie films.

In the past, as Keira Knightley's net worth continued to grow, the actress had publicly said that she had become a workaholic, often embarking on too many projects at once and therefore neglecting her personal life, something she's worked to change.

Earlier this year, though, it wasn't Keira Knightley's net worth making headlines, but rather her personal life, as she and husband James Righton (from Klaxons) had their first child last spring, a daughter named Edie, though being a new mom hasn't stopped the star from working in the past few moths!

These days, Keira Knightley's net worth is rising from her latest endeavor: her Broadway debut in the play "Thérèse Raquin" at Studio 54 - though it's proven a tough experience so far.

According to Page Six, on the first night of previews for the play, a 29 year-old man named Landon Rust interrupted the performance to declare his love for the actress by stepping uncomfortably close to her, which obviously freaked out the Oscar nominee.

Since then, the "Pride and Prejudice" star has filed an official complaint with the New York Police Department to leave a "paper trail" in case Rust turned out to be a stalker.

In any case, currently, Celebrity Net Worth lists Keira Knightley's net worth as $50 million.