Jack Doherty Arrested After Losing a Massive Amount of Money — "All My Money's Gone"

There was a time when YouTube influencer Jack Doherty was known for his wholesome "flipping" videos. He was just 13 years old when he started going viral in 2016, and he quickly became a young internet sensation.

But as Jack aged and his content evolved, he became more and more controversial, often receiving criticism for mean-spirited pranks.

Yet love him or hate him, Jack's success has continued through the years. The now-22-year-old has amassed an impressive net worth even as he's grown his controversial reputation. But a series of decisions in 2024 and 2025 hit him hard on the wallet, begging the question: what is his net worth now? Here's what we know about his net worth and why he was arrested.

In 2016, the water bottle "flipping" craze was still going strong, and the internet was awash with videos of people flipping all sorts of objects. 13-year-old Jack got in on the trend, and his content took off. By the end of 2016, his channel was flourishing and growing quickly.

By 2025, he had 2.8 million followers on Instagram, 10 million followers on TikTok, and a jaw-dropping 15.2 million followers on his YouTube channel.

Throughout his decade of success, collaborations, and ever-growing prank content, Jack has earned an estimated net worth of around $1 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth, although some estimates place it much higher.

But unfortunately for Jack, some poor decisions in October 2024 and November of 2025 may have made a pretty hefty dent in his net worth.

Jack's year of woes started in October 2024. He was livestreaming himself driving and looking down at his phone when he slid across a rain-drenched highway and wrecked his car. But of course, Jack is an influencer, so it wasn't just any car; it was a McLaren worth more than $200,000 according to the New York Post.

Jack got out of the car, shaken, took one look at it and declared, "All my money’s gone."

Luckily for the influencer, that didn't seem to be exactly true, because Jack returned to his content right away.

However, November 2025 was another stroke of bad luck (and bad decisions) for Jack after he was arrested in Miami on Nov. 15, 2025. USA Today reports that he intentionally stepped into traffic and blocked the roadway before police took him into custody. The outlet reports that police asked him to move several times but he refused to comply, answering, "Once I’m done with this bet!"

He was charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of 20 grams or less of marijuana, and resisting an officer without violence, per the outlet, later saying, "That was the worst 24 hours ever" (excerpt via USA Today).

It could have been a learning experience for Jack, but he quickly turned the experience into a content grab, showing that he may not have learned much at all.