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hello from the other side of rich and famous for British singer Adele as she
has been named the richest British celebrity aged 30 and under for the third
consecutive year.
The
multiple Grammy award-winning singer who toppled One Direction off the top spot
in 2016 has managed to keep her throne in both 2017 and 2018 after her
estimated wealth went from [£132million] to [£147.5million].
multiple Grammy award-winning singer who toppled One Direction off the top spot
in 2016 has managed to keep her throne in both 2017 and 2018 after her
estimated wealth went from [£132million] to [£147.5million].
The
2018 list which was released by Heat Magazine ranks “Shape Of You” hitmaker, Ed
Sheeran number two on, moving him one place ahead of the third position he
ranked in 2017. He knocks off Harry Potter star, Daniel Radcliffe from
third place to move closer to Adele on the list while Radcliffe moves to third
place.
2018 list which was released by Heat Magazine ranks “Shape Of You” hitmaker, Ed
Sheeran number two on, moving him one place ahead of the third position he
ranked in 2017. He knocks off Harry Potter star, Daniel Radcliffe from
third place to move closer to Adele on the list while Radcliffe moves to third
place.
Although Adele has been
keeping a low profile, she still manages to be a cash-magnet. In 2017 alone she
pocketed (£9million) from record sales, while her world tour last summer earned
her a massive (£42million). There’s also talk of a (£22 million) year-long
Vegas residency in the future.
keeping a low profile, she still manages to be a cash-magnet. In 2017 alone she
pocketed (£9million) from record sales, while her world tour last summer earned
her a massive (£42million). There’s also talk of a (£22 million) year-long
Vegas residency in the future.
Ed’s wealth has gone
from (£52 million) in 2017 to (£94million) thanks to money from his third album
“÷” (six million copies sold and counting) and ticket sales from his
£225million-grossing two-year world tour.
from (£52 million) in 2017 to (£94million) thanks to money from his third album
“÷” (six million copies sold and counting) and ticket sales from his
£225million-grossing two-year world tour.
