Ariana Grande's Net Worth (Updated September 2022)

Net Worth:	$250 Million
Age:	32
Born:	June 26, 1993
Gender:	Female
Height:	1.53 m (5 ft 0 in)
Country of Origin:	United States of America
Source of Wealth:	Professional Actress/Singer
Last Updated:	Dec 20, 2025

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• Introduction
• Earnings History
• REM Beauty
• Divorce Settlement
• Real Estate
• Highlights

Introduction

Ariana Grande is an American professional actress and singer with an estimated net worth of $250 Million.

Quick Facts

• More than 98 million record sales in the United States
• Over $211 million in gross revenue from concerts/tours
• Ranked the 17th highest-paid celebrity in 2020, earning $72 million
• Bought back the R.E.M. Beauty cosmetics brand for $15 million in 2023

Earnings History

Year	Earnings
2019	$48,000,000
2020	$72,000,000
Total	$120,000,000

We only have information regarding Ariana Grande’s earnings history for 2019 and 2020, when she was included on Forbes’ list of the Highest-Paid Celebrities. In 2019, she earned an estimated $48 million, primarily due to her Sweetener World Tour, which grossed approximately $146 million in revenue. A year later, she earned an impressive $72 million, ranking 17th on the Celebrity 100 list.

While these are just two years of Grande’s career, they account for a total of $120 million in earnings.

REM Beauty

In December 2020, Grande partnered with Forma Brands, which provided development, manufacturing, and marketing support for her new line of cosmetics and skincare. The range of space-age inspired products was named r.e.m Beauty after the song R.E.M. from Grande’s 2018 album Sweetener. Forma Brands helped Grande realize her desire to develop products that were vegan, not tested on animals, and suitable for a broad audience.

Grande and Forma Brands officially launched r.e.m Beauty in November 2021, achieving around $84 million in revenue during 2022. However, despite the success, in January 2023, Forma Brands filed for bankruptcy due to mounting debt. They blamed the Covid-19 pandemic for damaging supply chains, alongside a shift in consumer buying habits.

In response to the bankruptcy, Grande bought all the assets of REM Beauty for approximately $15 million, thereby gaining complete control over the products. Following her buyback of the brand, Sandbridge Capital then invested in the company in mid-2023. Although the financial details were not made public, their involvement helped to expand the brand into different countries and develop new products.

Building on this momentum, r.e.m Beauty launched in dozens of Sephora stores across Europe and created new partnerships in Asia and Canada. The brand also introduced multiple new products, and more recently, r.e.m Beauty appointed André Branch, former general manager of MAC Cosmetics, as its CEO. Throughout the buyout and changes of CEO, Grande remained deeply involved in the brand’s creative direction by regularly participating in product launches and using her social media platforms to connect with consumers and fans.

Divorce Settlement

Ariana was previously married to actor and real estate agent Dalton Gomez for approximately three years, from 2021 to 2024. In late 2023, Grande filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences, and by October, the pair had reached a settlement agreement. As per the terms of this agreement, Ariana agreed to pay a lump sum of $1.25 million to Dalton, plus an additional $25,000 to cover his legal fees. The only asset to be split was their Tudor-style home in Montecito, which they had actually sold for $9.1 million a year before their divorce. Thus, Gomez’s total settlement was potentially close to $5.8 million, give or take.

Real Estate

Hollywood Hills Mansion

In June 2020, Ariana Grande paid $13.7 million for a 10,094-square-foot, four-bedroom, seven-bathroom mansion in Hollywood Hills, California. The property features a media lounge, a bar area, a 300-bottle wine cellar, a fitness studio, and a wellness center. However, Grande would lose quite a lot of money on the home, as she decided to sell it for $14 million just a year later. Considering that the agent’s commission was likely around $800,000, give or take, and her property taxes for the year were $160,000, she could have lost somewhere between $600,000 and $700,000 overall.

Montecito Home

Immediately before purchasing her property in Hollywood Hills, Ariana paid $6.75 million for a 5,500-square-foot, Tudor-style home that previously belonged to Ellen DeGeneres. Perhaps Grande was considering which home she liked more before selling one of them. DeGeneres and her wife had previously renovated the home, named the ‘Porter House’, which is actually constructed from two 18th-century English barns from Surrey. The barns were dismantled, shipped to the United States, and reassembled in California.

According to the information above regarding Grande and Gomez’s divorce, this was the property they had agreed to sell and split the proceeds 50/50. However, they actually sold it in October 2022, a year before filing for divorce. Information suggests there was a $6 million mortgage on the property, and the couple sold it for $9.1 million, which was $2.35 million more than they paid.

Highlights

Here are some of the best highlights of Ariana Grande’s career:

• Victorious (TV-Show, 2009)
• Yours Truly (Debut Album, 2013)
• My Everything (Album, 2014)
• Bang Bang (Song, 2014)
• Bambi Awards (Shooting Star, 2014) – Won
• Problem (Song, 2014)
• Break Free ft. Zedd (Music Video, 2014)
• Dangerous Woman (Album, 2016)
• Let Me Love You (Song, 2016)
• The Best (Album, 2017)
• MTV Video Music Award (Artist of the Year, 2017) – Nominated
• Sweetener (Album, 2018)
• No Tears Left To Cry (Song, 2018)