His announcement for the upcoming album, ‘Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally’, might have come off as a pleasant surprise — but Harry Styles’ net worth in 2026, that number should not be surprising, especially if one has followed the one-of-a-kind popstar over the last few years.Harry Styles isn’t just the guy from ‘One Direction’ anymore. As per credible sources like Parade and Finance Monthly, he’s a full-blown superstar with a fortune to match, about USD 140 million, give or take. He’s earned his money from just about everywhere: music, movies, fashion, business, and some smart investments. Let’s break down how Harry Styles pulled this off and keeps the money rolling in.
From humble beginnings to global stardom
Harry shot to fame with ‘One Direction’ back in 2010 on ‘The X Factor UK’. The band exploded with five massive albums, wild world tours, the whole nine yards. That set him up for life, at least financially. It’s his solo work and side businesses that really pushed his net worth into another league.
Solo music: The heart of his fortune
Music is still Harry’s bread and butter, even after ‘One Direction’. His solo albums, ‘Harry Styles’, ‘Fine Line’, and ‘Harry’s House’ sold like hot cakes and racked up worldwide streams. Tracks like ‘As It Was’, ‘Watermelon Sugar’, and ‘Sign of the Times’ have billions of streams between them. That means steady royalty checks from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube — you name it. Streaming money starts decent and just keeps growing as his hits keep playing.
World tours: Where the big bucks come from
If you want to know where stars like Harry really cash in, look at them touring. His ‘Love On Tour’ (2021–2023) pulled in over USD 600 million. Ticket sales, merch, sponsorships — it all adds up fast. For artists, live shows usually beat out album sales by a mile. The tours bring money from VIP packages, meet-and-greets, exclusive merch, and sometimes even residencies. Touring has certainly made Harry a whole lot richer.
Acting and Hollywood paychecks
Harry’s not just sticking to music and hanging in the studio. He has picked up some hefty paychecks from acting too, think ‘Dunkirk’, ‘Don’t Worry Darling’, ‘My Policeman’, and even a Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) cameo. These movies add millions more to his wallet and show he’s got range beyond the stage.
Fashion and brand deals
When it comes to style, Harry’s in a league of his own. He’s landed major brand deals, especially with Gucci, where he’s been a global ambassador and campaign star. These partnerships can be incredibly lucrative, padding his income well outside music and movies.
Entrepreneurship: The ‘Pleasing’ brand and more
In 2021, Harry started ‘Pleasing’, a beauty and lifestyle brand focused on skincare, nail polish, and wellness, all with a gender-inclusive twist. The brand’s doing well, with industry insiders calling it a multi-million-dollar business. Although the exact revenue numbers are kept private, it’s clearly another big piece of his income.He also runs his own record label, ‘Erskine Records’, giving him more control and a bigger share of the profits from his music. Plus, Harry’s made some smart moves, like buying a stake in the Co-op Live arena in Manchester — a venue that’ll keep earning for years.
Real estate and other assets
Harry’s not shy about investing in property, either. He owns several luxury homes in London, basically building his own mansion compound. He’s got a penthouse in New York’s Tribeca and has flipped houses in LA for a profit. Fancy cars, art — you name it, he’s got it. These assets keep going up in value, quietly boosting his wealth even more.DISCLAIMER: Figures presented in this article are derived from various public sources and are considered approximate unless explicitly noted. We may include direct input from celebrities or their teams when available. We are open to feedback on toientertainment@timesinternet.in.
