Michael Conforto Wife And Net Worth Revealed – Here Is What We Know

Michael Conforto married Cabernet Burns in December 2021 after a seven-year relationship.
The couple welcomed their son Camden Luca Conforto in late 2023.
Conforto’s net worth is estimated at $60 million in 2025.
He signed a $17 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2024.
His career highlights include an All-Star selection and a 33-HR season in 2019.

Professional baseball star Michael Conforto has made headlines for his powerful swing and clutch performances, but fans are equally curious about his personal life and financial success.

The San Francisco Giants outfielder, now with the Los Angeles Dodgers, has built an impressive career—and an even more impressive net worth. Meanwhile, his long-time love story with wife Cabernet Burns has captured hearts off the field.

Here’s everything revealed about Conforto’s marriage, family life, and wealth, including direct quotes from social media and insiders.

Who Is Michael Conforto’s Wife, Cabernet Burns?

Michael Conforto married his college sweetheart, Cabernet Burns, in December 2021 after seven years of dating. The couple got engaged in January 2021, with Burns sharing the happy news on Instagram.

“Huge congrats to Michael Conforto and his fiancée, Cabernet, on getting engaged!” — SNYtv

Michael Conforto And His Wife Cabernet Burns

Burns, a University of Arizona graduate, has been a constant support in Conforto’s career. She previously worked in corporate communications and served as Vice President of Prom Series, a foundation helping foster children experience prom.

The couple welcomed their first child, Camden Luca Conforto, in late 2023. Despite their public careers, they keep family life private, with Burns setting her Instagram to private.

“Michael Conforto got married today. Zack Wheeler and his wife Dominique were in attendance.” — Pat Ragazzo

Michael Conforto’s Net Worth and MLB Contracts

Conforto’s net worth is estimated at $60 million as of 2025, boosted by his latest one-year, $17 million deal with the Dodgers, including an $8.5 million signing bonus.

Key Career Earnings:

New York Mets (2015–2021): Earned $12.25 million in his final Mets season before free agency.
San Francisco Giants (2023–2024): Signed a two-year, $36 million contract with an opt-out clause.
Los Angeles Dodgers (2025): Secured a $17 million deal, proving his value as a veteran slugger.