- Ariana Grande is currently playing the role of Glinda in Wicked, which was released in theaters on November 22.
- But what is the singer and actor’s estimated fortune?
- Pubity.com takes a look…
She’s currently wowing the world with her new movie, Wicked.
But although this may be one of Ariana Grande’s most Popular roles yet (get it?), it’s far from the first time she has appeared on our screens.
Despite only being 31 years old, Grande has already enjoyed a glittering 16 year career.
And while she may be best known for her music, the singer has an impressive portfolio of other gigs under her belt – including her work as an actor, and beauty line and other endorsements.
But how much is Ariana Grande’s estimated fortune? Pubity.com takes a look…
What is Ariana Grande’s net worth?
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Grande’s fortune is said to be around $230 million – a figure which is said to have increased by $50 million since 2021.
Acting career
Starting her career in the musical 13 on Broadway, Grande rose to prominence as Cat Valentine in the Nickelodeon series, Victorious.
Appearing in 57 episodes between 2010 and 2013, Grande made $9000 per show in the first season alone. She also pocketed about $7.5K for music used in the show.
While its highly unlikely that her salary stayed at $9k an episode without receiving some kind of raise, that means that the actor would have made half a million dollars from Victorious alone.
Grande was also the star of the spin-off show Sam & Cat, and was also on the first season of Scream Queens – although her income from these shows isn’t available.
For her role as Glinda the Good Witch in Wicked, it has been reported that Grande received a whopping $15 million – making her the highest paid actor on the project.
Reality TV work
With an illustrious career in the music biz under her belt, Grande has also tried her hand at reality TV – and was a coach on season 21 of NBC’s singing competition, The Voice.
While she also got to show off her skills as a mentor, Grande pocketed an estimated $25 million from the show.
Concert sales
The talented musician has fans across the globe – with the 2015 Honeymoon Tour raking in $40 million for Grande during its eight-month run.
Two years later, her 2017 Dangerous Woman Tour spanned five continents and ended up grossing $71 million in just seven months. On top of that enormous figure, Grande was apparently making over $50,000 in merchandise every night.
But 2019’s Sweetener Tour smashed both those figures combined – as according to Billboard, it grossed $106.9 million in the U.S. alone, with a worldwide total of $243.5 million.
Aged 25, Grande was also the youngest person ever to headline Coachella in 2019 – and also reportedly made $8 million off the gig.
Singles releases
There’s no denying that Grande has a back catalog of absolute bops which have definitely helped her to bring in money by the bucketload – with 93.5 million digital singles units as a lead artist.
Fragrance and beauty lines
A fragrance collection is a rite of passage for any young pop star (we’re looking at you, Britney) – and Grande is no different.
The perfume line reportedly grossed $150 million in 2017, back when she just had three scents. Nowadays, though, Grande has a total of 14 fragrances – and her fifth perfume, Cloud, sold every 11 seconds in 2021, according to The Zoe Report.
Grande also released a body care line during summer 2022, which went hand in hand with her fragrance, God Is A Woman.
Her beauty empire expanded further in November 2021, when she created the makeup line r.e.m. beauty.
Other endorsements and brand deals
As one of the most famous faces on the planet, is it any wonder that brands are falling over themselves to sign Grande up to promote their products?
The singer has fronted a Givenchy campaign, and worked with other major brands such as Coach, Starbucks, T-Mobile, MAC, Reebok, and many more.
Real estate portfolio
Grande’s first real estate purchase was in 2018, when she bought a $16 million Chelsea apartment in New York City, where she lived with then-fiancé, Pete Davidson. Two years later, she purchased a three-storey mansion in the Hollywood Hills – but sold it for $14 million in late 2021.
The same year, she bought another home from Ellen Degeneres and Portia de Rossi in Montecito, where she and Dalton Gomez got married.
Grande’s other investments include a cottage and a $4.9 million Hollywood Hills property she bought from Cameron Diaz.
