April Mason Net Worth 2026: Relationship Coach and Author

No financial publication has estimated April Mason's net worth, so this page does not give a figure. The $9 million number shown here before had no source and has been removed, along with a description that got her career wrong. Mason is a relationship and femininity coach, author and speaker who describes herself as a retired matchmaker; her income comes from her books, coaching programs and speaking, built on a social media audience rather than on Instagram modeling or photography.

What is April Mason's net worth?

There is no estimate from Forbes, Celebrity Net Worth or any business outlet. Her company is private and she has not published revenue, sales or speaking fees. The honest answer is that nobody outside her business knows.

What is public is how she makes money. Her website sells her newest book, Identity Switch Your Love Life, directly for $19.99 plus shipping, along with a quiz and a 30-day challenge that lead into her programs (aprilmason.com). She says she has spent nearly two decades working with private clients on their love lives (aprilmason.com). She also runs a YouTube channel and describes herself there as a TEDx speaker and best-selling author (YouTube).

April Mason's yearly earnings and income

Her income is not public. The figures older pages printed (300,000, 25,000 and 833 USD a year, month and day) had no source. The same passage also referred to her as "he" and said she started out posting skateboarding videos, which shows it was not written about her at all. It has been removed.

Her documented income streams are:

• Books. Identity Switch, with a foreword by rapper Rick Ross, and Identity Switch Your Love Life, sold through her own site (Foxy 99; aprilmason.com).
• Coaching and courses. Programs built on what she calls her identity framework, marketed through her site and social channels (aprilmason.com).
• Speaking and media. Talks, a TEDx appearance and The Feminine Ear, a live call-in show for men that she hosts (X; YouTube).

Who is April Mason?

Mason calls herself an identity transformation architect and a "power broker between the sexes." Her pitch is that repeated relationship failures come from how a person sees themselves, not from dating apps or bad luck, and that changing that identity changes the results (aprilmason.com). Her earlier work centered on femininity: a Foxy 99 radio profile in January 2024 called her a feminine strategist and quoted her line that femininity is a woman's currency (Foxy 99).

The same profile reported that Rick Ross wrote the foreword to Identity Switch after watching her at his Boss Up conference, and quoted him crediting her with teaching him what femininity is (Foxy 99).

Early life and family

Reliable details about her childhood, hometown and parents are not available. The older text on this page praising a "disciplined upbringing" had no source and has been removed.

April Mason husband

We found no reliable source naming a husband. The earlier claim that she has been married for many years to Carl Thomas appears to trace back to a video she shared on February 20, 2021, titled "Legally Married or Lawfully Married? A Chat with Carl Thomas," which is an interview, not a marriage announcement (X). That claim has been removed.

Education

Older pages said she holds a bachelor's and a master's degree "from a reputed university" without naming either. We could not verify any degree, so that has been removed.

Professional career

Mason joined X in October 2008 and used it to promote The Feminine Ear show, and she has since built audiences on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube (X). Her Instagram bio describes her as an author and retired matchmaker. Her newest book presents, in one volume, the framework she says she used with thousands of private clients (aprilmason.com).

Other coaches and speakers on this site include Christie Marie Sheldon and Alyssa Nobriga. See also: Art Papas Net Worth, Ben Nash Net Worth.

Age, height and weight

No reliable source confirms her birth date, height or weight. The age of 30, height of 5 ft 5 in and weight of 61 kg on older pages had no source, and the age in particular does not fit someone describing two decades of client work, so all three have been removed.

Why estimates differ

The $9 million figure appeared on profile sites that also got her profession, gender pronouns and marriage wrong, which is a good sign it was not researched. Coaching and self-published book businesses can be profitable, but without disclosed sales or fees there is no basis for a number. Until a credible outlet reports on her finances, no reliable estimate exists.