POP princess Dua Lipa raked in a whopping £30.1m last year and her number crunchers have predicted the future is bright for the star with a new album due.
Her wealth is now worth around £150m.
Accountants revealed her company, Radical 22 Ltd, which takes in cash from music sales, increased turnover from £23.2m in 2024. A separate firm for her live shows is yet to file accounts for last year.
profit before tax was £23.4m – up from £19m in 2024.
A report revealed: “During the year, turnover increased by 32% from the previous year which can be attributed to an increase in music royalties and artist endorsements.
“The artist will soon be recording for her fourth studio album and as a result, it is anticipated that the company will generate similar income in the future.”
The outfit has cash deposits of £25.5m, but her publishing firm has just recorded a loss, we can reveal.
Latest accounts for Radical Publishing Ltd show it is £220,413 in the red for 2025.
The firm holds £1.7m in its coffers but has £3.4m in due.
It was revealed in 2023 that the star had acquired the rights to her own songs in a deal with Tap Publishing. Tap revealed the catalogue sale in a brief statement. The UK star was previously part of the company’s management and publishing stable.
Speaking about the deal, Dua said: “It’s been a long road, but I am very happy to finally own my publishing thanks in large part to the dedication of my manager, Dugi’s work over the past two years.
“My music is my life’s work, and it’s important for me to be the person who decides what happens with it.”
Dua has turned chart-topping hits into a staggering fortune, with music, global tours and lucrative brand deals helping make her one of pop’s biggest success stories.
The Levitating superstar, 31, has become a global entertainment powerhouse, building a career that stretches far beyond the recording studio.
From sold-out arenas to fashion , the London-born singer has transformed her musical success into a money-making empire — and her bank balance could be just as impressive as her trophy cabinet.
Dua’s biggest cash cow remains her music. Her 2024–2025 Radical Optimism Tour played 81 shows, attracting 1.8million fans and generating a reported £161million in ticket sales. The figure represents box-office revenue, rather than the singer’s personal earnings, but underlines the extraordinary scale of her appeal.
Her success has also translated into serious business . Accounts for her company Radical22 reported around £55.8million in net assets for the year ending December 2024, including cash and investments.
And she is not relying on record sales alone.
The pop sensation has teamed up with major names including Chanel, and Nespresso, adding lucrative commercial partnerships to her already impressive portfolio. Her exact fees remain private, but such deals can provide a valuable income stream between album releases and tours.
