Rudy Giuliani owes millions in damages – but how much is his net worth?

We may be looking at nothing less than “the end of Rudy Giuliani,” according to Joseph Sibley, lawyer to the former New York City mayor and one-time personal attorney to Donald Trump.

That's because a federal jury ruled late last year that he owes nearly $150m to Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and her daughter Shaye Moss after he defamed them, falsely claiming they had committed voter fraud to aid Joe Biden in the 2020 election.

The women described being harassed, receiving death threats and having to flee their homes due to the baseless conspiracy theories pushed by Mr Giuliani.

Before the ruling, Mr Sibley said awarding the women tens of millions of dollars in damages would be “the civil equivalence of a death penalty” for the man once hailed as “America’s mayor” for his response to the events of 9/11.

Since then, Mr Giuliani has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and pleaded that creditors forcing him to sell his condo in Palm Beach, Florida, would leave him to “join the ranks of the homeless”.

But how much is the former mayor actually worth?

“He has made it pretty clear that he doesn’t have the resources to handle litigation,” a source familiar with Mr Giuliani’s legal woes told ABC News late last year.

While there's no concrete number, there are some indicators as to how much Mr Giuliani has salted away.

The best current estimate is dated, but puts Mr Giuliani’s net worth at around $50m, with approximately $15m of that from his business activities, including his worth with his Giuliani Partners lobbying group, according to CNN.

At the time of the estimate – about 15 years ago – he was earning approximately $17m a year.

But that was more than a decade ago and a lot has changed for Mr Giuliani since then,