Anne Robinson – $45 Million

Since June 2021, Anne Robinson has been hosting “Countdown,” the hit Channel 4 game show previously hosted by Nick Hewer. She might be a familiar face because she was on other British TV shows like “Watchdog” and “The Weakest Link.”

Active as a journalist, presenter, and radio host since the late ’60s, this celeb now has $45 million to her name. But even if she’s a millionaire, Robinson isn’t one to spend on lavish, trivial stuff. On a BBC One show titled “Spending Habits,” she shared that she spends most of her fortune with her loved ones.

Harry Hill – Undisclosed Net Worth

Would you believe that the comedian Harry Hill was once part of the medical industry? In fact, he is still on the Registered Medical Practitioners list of the General Medical Council. Regardless, he’s thriving in today’s entertainment world and even premiered a show titled “Harry Hill’s Lonely Island” in 2021.

Hill’s exact fortune isn’t out there, but he does live in a $5-million estate in London acquired in 2011. The “Junior Bake Off” judge has been a husband to Magda Archer since the mid-’90s, and they are parents to three kids.

John Bishop – $19 Million

From sports to acting! That was the transition that John Bishop went through as a soccer player who played for Hyde FC and Southport FC and became a highly-celebrated comedian and actor. By working in these industries, he collected $18 million and could afford houses like the $9.5-million mansion he put on the market in 2019.

You might’ve seen him on “Skins” and “Little Crackers.” But if you want to see his recent work, Bishop has been on the “Doctor Who” series since 2021. He also got to guest on a “Sunday Brunch” episode that same year.

Simon Cowell – $600 Million

Simon Cowell has been in nearly every talent-search TV show in the United Kingdom and the United States. He served as a judge on competition series like “American Idol,” “America’s Got Talent,” and “Britain’s Got Talent.” Unfortunately, as per Variety, his show “The X Factor” got canceled after 17 years of airing.

Cowell is also a successful entrepreneur and record executive, so his $600-million fortune is justifiable. He also knows how to spend his dough, being the owner of the Slipstream yacht and a $24-million Malibu beach house. He lives with his partner, Lauren Silverman, and their son in a London townhouse worth $20 million.

Olly Alexander – $1.5 Million

Olly Alexander is the frontman of Years & Years that’s given us hits like “King” and “Crave.” The pop band came out with their first album, “Communion,” in 2015. These days, though, he’s also known as an actor that plays Ritchie Tozer on Channel 4’s TV drama “It’s A Sin.”

With all his hard work, Alexander now has $1.5 million to his name. Hello! Magazine reported that he lives in a lovely East London apartment, though its price wasn’t mentioned. In 2021, Alexander was in an “Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway” episode.

Stephen Merchant – $40 Million

Stephen Merchant is one-half of the genius pair that brought “The Office” TV series to life. Of course, the other half is his co-writer and co-director Ricky Gervais, who we already talked about on this list. He doesn’t just do comedy, though, for he’s a versatile actor that has showcased his talent in films like “Logan.”

Merchant also works as a producer and produced “The Outlaws” TV series in 2021, where he also starred as Gregory Dillard. Since he’s such a hardworking individual, his $40-million fortune comes as no surprise to us. Merchant has put his riches to good use by purchasing homes in London and Los Angeles.

Martin Freeman – $20 Million

Martin Freeman, who began his acting career in the late ’90s, has taken on some of the most iconic on-screen roles from Bilbo of “Lord of the Rings” and Watson of “Sherlock.” Before these characters came around, he also played Tim Canterbury in “The Office.”

Freeman now has $20 million earned from being an actor, and as per his IMDb page, he has 90 acting credits to his name. He has invested a considerable chunk of his fortune in various estates, like his $6.9-million-worth North-West London home. In 2021, Freeman was on shows like “Breeders” and “DuckTales.”

Daniel Kaluuya – $15 Million

Daniel Kaluuya has given such a sensational performance in the much-celebrated 2017 horror flick “Get Out” that we just had to look up his other works like the TV shows “Skins,” “Psychoville” and “Black Mirror.” He was also a theater actor and even won an Evening Standard Award for the play “Sucker Punch.”

We can’t help but be happy for the dynamic British star for bagging an Oscar and a Golden Globe for portraying American activist Fred Hampton in 2021’s “Judas and the Black Messiah.” Clearly, Kaluuya’s $15 million net worth is well-deserved!

Jo Whiley – Undisclosed Net Worth

Jo Whiley was born in 1965, but she didn’t land “The Jo While Show,” her own BBC Radio 1 show, until the ’90s. As per the Good House Keeping website, the program went on until 2011, and she has since transitioned over to Radio 2.

Whiley, who was on “Ian King Live” in 2021, has been the spouse of Steve Morton since 1991, and they have four kids together. At the moment, the beloved English radio DJ/TV presenter is all about presenting her weekday evening show on Radio 2. She also co-hosted the BBC’s coverage of the Hampton Court Garden Festival in July.

Graham Norton – $40 Million

For his profession, Graham Norton needs to travel back and forth from London to Ireland frequently. “The Graham Norton Show” host has the means to do that, though, with the $40 million he has in the bank. In fact, he has bought homes in both places, as per Hello! Magazine.

Besides being a presenter, Norton is also a published author. He has released books like “So Me” in 2004 and a novel titled “Home Stretch” in 2020. In 2021, the BAFTA Award-winning Irish TV host started judging on “RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.”

Clive Myrie – $2 Million

Clive Myrie rose to prominence by first joining the BBC as a trainee local radio reporter. The $2-million-worth host has since climbed the ranks and has even been nominated for a BAFTA. Since 2021 he’s busy hosting the long-running quiz shows “Mastermind” and “Celebrity Mastermind.”

Myrie also presents the Jazz FM docuseries titled “The Definitive History of Jazz In Britain.” In November 2021, he became a guest participant on one episode of the BBC Two show “Celebrity Antiques Road Trip.” Reeta Chakrabarti, his fellow newsreader, was with him on that episode.

Jeremy Clarkson – $60 Million

It feels like only yesterday when Jeremy Clarkson was part of the trio that made up “Top Gear.” He was on it from 1988 until he left in 2000, and indeed, the automobile show played a huge role in him having $60 million to his name. These days, he regularly hosts shows like “The Grand Tour” and “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.”

Clarkson has called his Chipping Norton estate home since 2008. In 2020, he opened a rural venture called Diddly Squat Farm Shop. A British TV docuseries titled “Clarkson’s Farm” then premiered on Amazon Prime Video the following year.

David Attenborough – $35 Million

David Attenborough has dedicated most of his life to creating natural history documentaries with the BBC, making him among the most renowned narrators in that genre. His first collaboration with the channel dates back to the ’60s, so his $35-million riches come as no shock to us.

2019 was a busy year for Attenborough, who released “Seven Worlds, One Planet” and “Our Planet.” By 2021, he came out with two more offerings: “Life in Colour” and A Perfect Planet.” As per Hello! Magazine, the living legend lives in a gorgeous home in Richmond, London.

Pete Doherty | $2 Million

Pete Doherty is the co-founder of The Libertines, together with Carl Barat. They formed the band in 1997, but unfortunately, it only took off properly in 2002 when they released their debut album, “Up the Bracket.” From then, they went on to produce numerous albums.

Doherty’s musical career was a roller coaster ride, but that never stopped him from racking up an impressive net worth of $2 million. This is widely attributed to his time with the band and also to his collaborations with the Indie band “Babyshambles.” The band remains active, so you can expect his fortune to soar significantly, considering the number of devoted fans they have.

Jamie Oliver – $300 Million

The year 1999 saw the release of both “The Naked Chef” best-seller cookbook and cooking series. And since then, Jamie Oliver has made himself $300 million. In September 2021, he came out with his latest cookbook, titled “Together.” At the same time, the celebrity chef premiered a show with the same title on Channel 4.

Hello! Magazine reported that Oliver and his family have been residing in a 70-acre property in Finchingfield. The Essex mansion cost him $8.3-million, and his wife, Jools Oliver, and their five kids seem to be loving the place since they’ve lived there since 2019.

Bernie Ecclestone – $3.4 Billion

Bernie Ecclestone is a notable figure in Formula One, and he’s never even driven in a Grand Prix. That’s because the British businessman, nicknamed the F1 Supremo, used to be the Chief Executive of the Formula One Group. According to Forbes, his involvement with the company since the ’50s put his net worth at around $3.4 billion.

Ecclestone is a nonagenarian with a slew of assets that ranges from a $55-million Dassault Falcon 7X private jet to a $90-million London mansion. His home is in Switzerland, where he owns a $31-million ski resort and resides there with his wife, Fabiana Flosi.

Richard Desmond – $2.5 Billion

The ’70s was when Richard Desmond began making investments in newspapers. He has since become a $2.5 billion-worth mogul, as reported by Forbes! He’s the founder of Northern & Shell, the company behind OK!, Health Lottery, and Express Newspapers.

Desmond has also made lots of cash by buying and selling houses. One good example was when he purchased a place on Dane Court in 2004 for $14 million, then sold it off that same year for $36 million. The former Daily Express and Channel 5 owner made news in 2021 when he sold his shares in Reach, the United Kingdom’s biggest newspaper publisher.

Paul McCartney – $1.2 Billion

Paul McCartney has come a long way since his days as a member of The Beatles between the ’60s and ’70s. To give you a picture of how far he’s gone, this singer-songwriter is already a billionaire. After his days with the legendary band, he became a soloist and has even released an album in 2021 titled “McCartney III Imagined.”

Since 2011, McCartney has been a husband to Nancy Shevell. According to AZCentral, they were set up by fellow music artist Barbara Walters, and they now live in his $15.5-million Manhattan penthouse.

Slavica Ecclestone – $1.2 Billion

Bernie Ecclestone of the Formula One Group was married to a former model named Slavica Radić from 1985 to 2009. Their split led to one of the most costly divorces in history, which was great for Radić, who walked off a billionaire.

Born in Croatia, Radić first encountered Ecclestone during the early ’80s. Back then, she was at the height of her career, going from photoshoots to catwalks and even working for brands like Armani. They ended up having two kids together named Petra and Tamara. There’s not much recent news about her, but it is known that she put her Chelsea estate on the market in December 2019.

Andrew Lloyd Webber – $1.2 Billion

We are on a roll with billionaires on this list, and among them is Andrew Lloyd Webber. It seems like there’s no other bigger name than his in the world of Broadway and the WestEnd. After all, he’s worked as a composer in popular productions like “Cats,” “Evita,” “The Phantom of the Opera,” and “Jesus Christ Superstar” since his musical theater career began in the ’60s.

In August 2021, he contributed his music to an on-stage production of Cinderella, which undoubtedly added to his $1.2-billion fortune. Since the late ’70s, the Tony-winning celeb has been residing on an over 4,000-acre estate he purchased for only $200K!

J.K Rowling – $1 Billion

As of 2021, J.K Rowling is worth $1 billion. But even if she made millions off of her literary works, particularly the “Harry Potter” books, she gets most of her riches from related ventures like amusement park deals.

Apart from the Harry Potter film franchise, the author has also lent her writing expertise as a screenwriter for the “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” movie series. In 2020, Rowling published a children’s book titled “The Ickabog.” The following year, she came out with “The Christmas Pig,” another one for the kids to read.

U2 – $1.8 Billion

Paul Hewson, a.k.a. Bono, Adam Clayton, David Howell Evans, and Larry Mullen Jr. first formed the band Feedback in the mid-’70s before they eventually renamed it to U2 in 1979. Originally from Dublin, Ireland, the group was then making music for their first studio album titled “Boy.”

Fourteen albums have been released since the Irish band was formed, and they’ve reached platinum countless times. Their songs like “With Or Without You” and “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” are just too good to pass up. In 2021, they released new music with “We Are The People.”

Bono – $700 Million

Time to talk about Bono, the frontman of U2 who has built a$700-million empire for himself. Although most of his fortune came from working with the band, he’s entered lots of fruitful business ventures through the years, including buying The Clarence Hotel in Dublin and co-founding the fashion brand EDUN.

Bono is the owner of an $11.5-million superyacht he fondly calls ‘Kingdom Come.’ He also has homes all across the globe, including some in Nice and Malibu. In 2021, the Irish singer-songwriter and activist lent his voice to “Pandemica,” an animated series released by his global health and an anti-poverty organization called One.

Zara Tindall – $20 Million

Being among Queen Elizabeth II’s grandchildren, it’s a given that Zara Tindall grew up with a silver spoon in her mouth. The daughter of Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips is 21st in the line of succession to the British throne but doesn’t get her income from the crown.

Professionally, Tindall is an equestrian that has won many awards, including a silver medal at the 2012 Olympic Games. Sponsorship deals with various brands and property investments also add to her net worth of $20 million. In March 2021, she welcomed her third child, a boy, with her hubby, Mike Tindall.

Martin Kemp – $4 Million

Martin Kemp might be known to most British audiences for his portrayal of Steve Owen on the soap opera “EastEnders,” but to music fans, he’s the bassist of the Spandau Ballet. He was with his younger brother Gary Kemp on the new wave band that came to rise in 1979.

The musician also worked as a director and host, so now you know where he got his net worth of $4 million. As per Hello! Magazine, Kemp resides in Hertfordshire with his spouse Shirlie, the mother of his children named Roman and Harley.

Scott Brown – $4.55 Million

There’s no denying that the sporting world is among the most lucrative industries in the world, and Scott Brown has even garnered $4.55 million from it. He’s known for his 14-year tenure with the Celtic football club, where he served as captain for 11 years, winning ten Scottish league championships.

In 2021, though, Brown has moved to Scottish Premiership club Aberdeen, where he plays as a midfielder and works as assistant manager. Through it all, he is supported by his wife, Lisa Taylor, and has his three sons named Sonny, Kit, and Shay as his sources of inspiration.

Kellie Bright – $8 Million

Recognize Kellie Bright? Maybe that’s because you’ve seen her on “EastEnders,” where she played Linda Carter. This casting is a big part of why she’s worth $8 million today. But even before this role brought her accolades like a 2015 British Soap Award for Best Actress, she already worked in other projects like “Bad Girls” and “The Upper Hand.”

In September 2021, Bright brought new life into the world with the birth of her third child with her husband, Paul Stocker. The child was conceived after she underwent a successful IVF treatment.

Susie Dent – $7 Million

Susie Dent is a lexicographer, etymologist, and media personality that’s been on Channel 4’s “Countdown” since the early ’90s. His consistent appearance on the game show has led to her earning a $7-million fortune. Of course, the Princeton University graduate also has other shows on her resume like “8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown” and “House of Games.”

In 2019, Dent launched “Something Rhymes With Purple,” the podcast that she co-hosts with Gyles Brandreth. Although she’s a millionaire, the Surrey-born celeb still walks the youngest of her two daughters to school every day, as she shared with Hello! Magazine.

Elton John – $500 Million

Even though Elton John started his music career in the ’60s, he’s still relevant was even named the top Adult Contemporary artist of all time by Billboard in 2019. That same year, his biopic film “Rocketman” was released, and it’s just one project that’s contributed to his $500-million fortune.

John’s first album, “Empty Sky,” came out in 1969, and he has since married his devoted partner, David Furnish. As per Architectural Digest, the couple and their two kids split time between their Nice, London, and Los Angeles residences. In November 2021, John was anointed by Queen Elizabeth II as an Order of the Companions of Honour member.

Coldplay – $475 Million

Did you know that Coldplay was once called Pectoralz? The band members Chris Martin, Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland, Will Champion, and creative director Phil Harvey decided on that name in 1996. Aside from changing their name, another change that’s happened since is them becoming $475 million richer!

Who would anybody be surprised by their combined net worth when they’ve released hit songs beloved worldwide like “Yellow,” “Paradise,” and “Viva la Vida.” and Paradise are known all around the globe. The London-born band has teamed up with K-Pop sensation BTS in 2021 with the collaborative single” My Universe.”

One Direction – $340 Million

If it weren’t for the British version of “The X Factor,” we wouldn’t have had One Direction composed of Harry Styles, Liam Payne, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik. The five members auditioned individually in 2010 but were put together by the judges, eventually conquering the world as one of the United Kingdom’s best-selling boybands.

At the peak of their group’s stardom, they were worth approximately $340 million together, as per Evening Standard. In 2015, many fans mourned as they announced their hiatus. They have not been back together since, but the band behind songs like “Story of My Life” and “Night Changes” are each thriving on their own.

Ricky Gervais – $140 Million

Ricky Gervais is an expert in dark comedy, which he’s been known for since he started his career in the ’90s. He’s even confident enough to say that viewers can handle his Netflix series “After Life” with the same theme, according to New York Times 2021 article.

One defining project of his is the hit TV series “The Office,” which celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2021. He co-created and starred in this British sitcom that eventually had an American version. No wonder “The Invention of Lying” star has $140 million to his name!

Gordon Ramsay – $220 Million

Gordon Ramsay launched “Hell’s Kitchen” in 2005, but he couldn’t have known that the TV show would lead to more projects that would earn him $220 million altogether. To be fair, he was already an accomplished chef then, having established Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in the late ’90s. In 2001, he was presented with three Michelin stars, becoming the first Scottish chef to be given such recognition.

Ramsay, known for judging shows like “Masterchef,” has been taking over the digital world in recent times, too, and is even on TikTok. As of 2021, he has over 30 eating establishments spread all over North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

Alexander Wang – $50 Million

Alexander Wang, known for his distinctive dark urban outfits, has $50 million under his belt from his eponymous fashion brand. His work as a creative director for Balenciaga also contributed to that amount. In 2021, a promotional short film titled “Sisters” was made for his brand’s “Pre-Fall 2021” women’s wear collection.

Some of his wealth has been put into his estates in New York’s Westchester County and Chelsea, which were featured in Architectural Digest. Wang is a pretty private individual, but he did appear on the “Expecting Amy” series in 2020.

Ashley Cain – Undisclosed Net Worth

Although his professional career began with playing soccer for Coventry City in 2008, the former footballer Ashley Cain has since found fame in reality TV. His on-screen initiation came with his transfer to Coventry Sphinx in 2014, when he also participated in the show “Ex on the Beach.”

In April 2021, Cain sadly had to say goodbye to his child with Safiyya Vorajee, his partner. The baby girl named Azaylia Diamond was merely eight months old when she lost her life. Cain, whose net worth isn’t out in public, then appeared on “Lorraine” in August.

Jamal Musiala – Undisclosed Net Worth

Jamal Musiala is a young German pro footballer who has just signed his first professional soccer contract with Bayern Munich days after coming of age in 2021. He is officially a part of the Bundesliga club team, at least until 2026.

Because he’s only starting, it’s too early to determine Musiala’s net worth. But in October 2021, as the World Cup qualification was secured, he became Germany’s youngest-ever competitive match male goalscorer. This show of skill says a lot about the attacking midfielder’s career projection, and we only hope nothing but the best for him.

Gordon McQueen – Undisclosed Net Worth

Gordon McQueen isn’t a newcomer like Jamal Musiala because he’s run his course on the field by playing professional football between the ’70s to the ’80s. During that time, the former Scottish sportsman played for teams like Manchester United and Leeds United.

McQueen officially retired in 1985 and became the manager of Airdrieonians for a short spell. He has also worked as a pundit for Sky Sports at one point. McQueen, a father of three, has a daughter named Hayley, who works as a sports journalist for Sky Sports and MUTV, the Red Devils TV channel.

Ellie Goulding – $30 Million

Since releasing her first album, “Lights,” in 2010, Ellie Goulding has made herself a fortune of $30 million. She bought a London residence in 2017 and decided to sell it off with an asking price of $8.2 million in 2020. You know she’s rich because she bought the place for about $9.45 million but is willing to take a loss on it.

In 2019, Goulding married Caspar Jopling, who she met through a mutual friend (rumored to be Princess Eugenie). By 2021, The “Love Me Like You Do” songstress had already given birth to her first child with the art dealer.

Lucy Worsley – Undisclosed Net Worth

Lucy Worsley is a historian that’s presented some incredible historical TV shows. In 2020, she even came out with the “Royal History’s Biggest Fibs with Lucy Worsley,” while in 2021, she was also in the docuseries “Lucy Worsley’s Royal Myths and Secrets.”

The author of “If Walls Could Talk” hasn’t disclosed her net worth to the public yet. However, her work as a Joint Chief Curator at Historic Royal Palaces seems like it pays good, so she must have a fortune saved somewhere. Worsley has been a wife to Mark Hines since 2011, and they call Southwark home.

Kirsty Young –Undisclosed Net Worth

Kirsty Young spent over a decade presenting the BBC Radio 4 show “Desert Island Discs” (2006-2018). However, she’s also known for hosting BBC One’s” Crimewatch” (2008-2015)! Somewhere in these years, Young grew weary of the city life West London had to offer, so she moved to Oxfordshire, as per the Daily Mail.

In 1999, she married Soho House club founder Nick Jones. In October 2019, she was named Director of Sussex Royal. Young had the position until the foundation of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, got dissolved in July 2020.

Niall Horan – $70 Million

After Niall Horan auditioned on the British version of “The X-Factor,” his life completely changed. He became part of the One Direction boy band that went on to take the world by storm with hit songs like “One Thing” and “What Makes You Beautiful.” Fast forward to 2021, and he’s already worth $70 million.

Horan now has a $1.9-million property in his Westmeath hometown. It spreads across ten acres of land, and the house that stands there has six bedrooms. He also acquired a $4-million Los Angeles home. In 2021, Horan released a song with Anne-Marie titled “Our Song.”

Jacqueline Bisset – $20 Million

Name a successful action-packed English film from the last century, and we can bet Jacqueline Bisset was part of it. The international film star was on “Casino Royale,” “Bullit,” and even “Murder on the Orient Express!” She also proved her acting prowess on “The Sweet Ride” that bagged her a Golden Globe nod for Most Promising Newcomer.

According to the Daily Mail, the $20-million worth Bisset acquired a residence in Beverly Hills and one more Grade II listed building in Berkshire. For 2021, she worked on three movies: “Birds of Paradise,” “Madeleine Collins,” and “Blood Brothers: Civil War.”

Richard Branson – $4.7 Billion

Richard Branson made the news in November 2021 after getting himself in a cycle crash that left him injured, as reported by Evening Standard. The British business magnate even called the incident “colossal” in his blog. With his wealth of $4.7 billion, he is undoubtedly recovering with the best of the best.

Branson founded the Virgin Group in the ’70s. And since then, he has been on a roll, owning over 400 related companies all over the globe! As ironic as it seems, his main residency is in the Virgin Islands. Forbes reported that he got it for merely $180K in 1979.