Iggy Azalea, the Australian rapper and musician, has secured a net worth of $15 million, making her mark in the music industry and beyond.
While her journey began in the world of hip-hop, her financial success extends beyond music, encompassing ventures into OnlyFans, endorsements, business collaborations, and even real estate.
Born Amethyst Amelia Kelly on June 7, 1990, in Sydney, Australia, Iggy Azalea started her rap journey at the age of 14, drawing inspiration from TLC and Left Eye Lopez.
Moving to the U.S. at 16, she navigated challenges, eventually gaining recognition with viral hits like “Pussy” and “Two Times.”
In 2013, she achieved global fame with the release of her single “Work.”
Azalea’s debut studio album, The New Classic (2014), soared to success, reaching No. 3 on the Billboard chart. Her most successful single to date, “Fancy,” topped the charts and showcased her rising prominence in the music industry.
Azalea’s ventures and OnlyFans success:
In 2022, Azalea made headlines by selling a portion of her master recording and publishing catalog in an eight-figure deal with Domain Capital Group.
Amid a successful nationwide tour and festival performances, she announced her foray into OnlyFans in early 2022, becoming the highest-earning model on the platform with a reported $48 million in 2023.
Charging subscribers $25 per month, Azalea strategically uses upselling to provide exclusive content, solidifying her position as a business-savvy entrepreneur.
Beyond music, a significant portion of Iggy’s net worth stems from strategic endorsements and fashion ventures.
Collaborating with brands like Levi’s and Monster products, she has crafted an exclusive shoe collection in partnership with Steve Madden.
In 2015, Azalea became the ambassador for Bonds, a prominent Australian underwear brand, further diversifying her revenue streams.
Azalea’s financial endeavors include real estate investments.
In June 2021, she purchased a home in Hidden Hills, California, for $5.2 million.
However, a dispute with a neighbor over construction noise led her to list the mansion for sale in six months, eventually selling it for $5.949 million in May 2022.
