Inside Harry Styles’ lavish life as it’s revealed he’s now worth £100m after raking in cash through pop and movie career
HARRY Styles is now worth £100million after raking in cash through his hugely successful pop and movie career.
Here we take a look at his lavish lifestyle and how he spends his millions – including private jet trips, a £6.5m Hollywood mansion, £6.9m apartment in New York and two multi-million pound properties in London.
Number-crunchers at the Sunday Times Rich List estimate he rakes in around £12m a year from his mega-money deals.
Last year they pegged his earnings at a staggering £75m and his earnings for 2021 are likely to see him close in on that magic £100m mark.
He’s just published details of money taken in by one of his firms Erskine Records Ltd and it reveals the worth of his wealth.
The has cash and investments of £39.5million, according to books for the 12 months to March last year filed to Companies House this week.
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In 2019, the firm’s value was £14.9million.
And the value of his assets will place make him the richest UK pop star under 30 after Ed Sheeran turned 31.
His monster pay will continue to put Harry well ahead of his bandmates Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan, Liam Payne and Zayn Malik
Harry, 28, had a global solo hit with Watermelon Sugar in 2020 as well as releasing two other singles, and his 2019 album Fine Line continues to sell well.
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A new album called Harry’s House is due out later this year.
He also rakes in a fortune from ads with fashion firm Gucci, starred in war movie Dunkirk, plus films The Eternals and Don’t Worry Darling.
The Sunday Times Rich list said of Harry last year: “Styles became the first man to appear solo on the cover of US Vogue, appearing in the December edition wearing a blue Gucci ballgown for the occasion.
“The photograph, allied to his burgeoning career as a film actor, showed that the former One Direction star has all the bases covered in a way that almost no other star does.
“In March Styles collected a Grammy, followed this month by a Brit award for Watermelon Sugar, a single from Fine Line, the second biggest-selling UK album of last year, which was praised by Rolling Stone and NME.”