What is Bobby Bones’ net worth? ‘American Idol’ mentor has ‘DWTS’ trophy and multiple radio shows to his name
In its 19th season, the singing reality show ‘American Idol’ is returning for the fourth edition on ABC network. The talent hunt show is all set to premiere on Valentine’s Day with the judges Katy Perry, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie. We will also see Ryan Seacrest resuming his hosting duties. Apart from these familiar faces, the fans will also get to see another much-loved celebrity on the small screen in the form of Bobby Bones.
Yes, the 36-year-old TV and radio personality, will also return to the show as a mentor on ‘American Idol’ Season 19. Bones was first called as a guest mentor in Season 16 during the Top 24 round and in the same year, he was roped-in as a full-time mentor for the same.
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What is Bobby Bones’ net worth?
Bobby Bones is best known as the host of iHeart’s marquee morning program ‘The Bobby Bones Show’, which gets broadcasted on nearly 100 stations with over three million listeners each weekday morning. The TV star also hosts the weekly countdown show ‘Country Top 30 with Bobby Bones’.
And if this was not enough, Bones also earned fame after lifting the title of Season 27 of ‘Dancing with the Stars’ with partner Sharna Burgess in 2018. He is also the author of two New York Times best-sellers. Bones has certainly leveled up his net worth with his awards and accolades. If we talk about Bones’ net worth in numbers, it is valued at $7 million where he earns $1 million on a yearly basis, as reported by the website Celebrity Net Worth.
Other notable works
He is the country's top DJ. Apart from this, he has also served as a guest host on ‘Live! With Kelly Ripa’, appeared on ‘Headline News’, and served as a correspondent on CNN. He made an appearance in the movie ‘Bandslam’, with Vanessa Hudgens. Bones also raked-in money after he appeared on ABC drama ‘Nashville.’ His other notable work includes hosting his podcast 'The Bobbycast' where he interviews singers/songwriters of all genres.
Interestingly, he released his first studio album ‘The Critics Give It 5 Stars’ in 2016, which reached number four on the US Country Chart.
