Harry Styles has been named the UK’s richest young star under 30 for a second year running with a fortune of £175million – while nepo baby Brooklyn Beckham’s wealth has now reached £10million.
The singer, 29, broke the £150million barrier for first time in 2023 by raking in the amount after reaping the rewards from two years trotting the globe on his Love On Tour roadshow, which has grossed an astonishing £508million.
His music success is backed by a monster five-movie contract with Marvel to play Eros Starfox, a successful modelling career with a lucrative £8million deal to be Gucci’s ‘muse’, and his Pleasing skincare range.
He’s also shown his generous side by donating his fee for supplying the backing track to the latest Apple AirPod ads to a refugee charity.
Music artists continue to dominate the top five with Dua Lipa in second place with £82.5million, according to Heat’s Rich List.
Wow! Harry Styles has been named the UK’s richest young star under 30 for a second year running with a fortune of £175million
Stacking up the cash: Meanwhile nepo baby Brooklyn Beckham’s wealth has now reached £10million
She has successfully transformed herself into a brand with an online book club, podcast, ever-growing collection of brand deals, designing clothes for Versace and, of course, her appearance in the £1.1billion grossing Barbie film.
Niall Horan sits in third place with earnings of £60.4million followed by his former bandmates, Liam Payne with £49.4million and Zayn Malik with £38.5million.
Fresh from his recent boxing bout with Tommy Fury, KSI flexes his financial muscle in sixth with £36.1million with a successful drink business, YouTube fame, music career and sporting pursuits.
Stormzy, meanwhile, brought in a cool £32.3million after latest album ‘This Is What I Mean’ topped the charts and he continued to invest wisely, funding scholarships for greater inclusivity and becoming joint owner of AFC Croydon Athletic.
Singer Lewis Capaldi sits in eighth place with £23.9million despite cancelling tour dates to take time off to deal with his Tourette’s diagnosis.
Spider-Man star Tom Holland comes in at ninth with £20.6million while teen actor Millie Bobby Brown rounds out the top ten with £20million.
In the international realm, Kylie Jenner remains the wealthiest star aged 30 and under, with a huge £770million.
The youngest Kardashian-Jenner member now 26-year-old earns an estimated £1.47million per Instagram posts.
Nice: Music artists continue to dominate the top five with Dua Lipa in second place with £82.5million, according to Heat’s Rich List
One Direction: Niall Horan sits in third place with earnings of £60.4million followed by his former bandmates, Liam Payne with £49.4million and Zayn Malik with £38.5million
Money talks: Stormzy, meanwhile, brought in a cool £32.3million after latest album ‘This Is What I Mean’ topped the charts and he continued to invest wisely
Meanwhile in the nepo baby category, the top five earners were revealed.
With dad David is the spotlight thanks to his recent Netflix documentary, it’s perhaps unsurprising that Brooklyn Beckham, 24, has come out on top with £10million after snagging contracts with Tiffany & Co, Pepe Jeans and plant-based milk, Silk.
Sources close to Brooklyn say he also makes money from his much-watched cooking videos.
Brooklyn’s latest job as an ‘influencer’ comes after attempts to become a footballer, photographer and model.
In the past 12 months he has also fronted campaigns on his Instagram account, which has a following of 16.3 million, with new Japanese sake brand, WESAKE, which he co-founded; Twinkly, a lighting brand; Wendy’s burger chain; and Silk Nextmilk, a plant-based milk.
However, Brooklyn still has some way to go if he wants to match his parents’ – and in-laws’ – fortunes.
The Beckhams have amassed around £370 million, while his wife Nicola Peltz’s family are worth £1.2 billion.
It puts him well ahead of the rest of the list with more than double the earnings his fellow offspring of cultural icons, Lila Moss and Gabriel Jagger.
Meanwhile in the best earnings for the Love Island category Molly Marsh tops the list from this year’s show with £750,000 thanks to her pre-villa career as an actress and influencer.
The winner of this year’s summer show, Jess Harding meanwhile amped up her £25,000 prize money to £250,000 through a fashion line deal with In The Style and her role as CEO of Candy Aesthetics.
Whitney Adebayo earned £200,000 due to her thriving wig business Candy Corner before entering Casa Amor and is now collaborating with Ben’s Original rice and is planning to launch her own merch line, ‘It’s Giving’.
Tom Clare, brought in £150,000 by becoming the only Winter Love Island contestant to secure a brand deal, signing up to eBay to become a pre-loved ambassador.
Finally, Sanam Harrinanan increased her winnings from Love Island to £120,000 and is now focusing on charity work, setting up her own YouTube channel with Kai Fagan, whilst enjoying plenty of gifted holidays.
Success: In the international realm, Kylie Jenner remains the wealthiest star aged 30 and under, with a huge £770million
Well done: Meanwhile in the best earnings for the Love Island category Molly Marsh tops the list from this year’s show with £750,000 thanks to her pre-villa career as an actress and influencer