Madison Beer Net Worth 2023: From leaked nude photos at 15 to TikTok stardom
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Justin Bieber, like many others, was charmed by Madison Beer's beautiful voice. In 2012, Beer became hugely successful as an independent artist after Bieber shared one of her covers, leading to her signing with Island Records. She later moved to Epic Records and released her debut album 'Life Support' in early 2021. Madison's single 'Reckless' was released on Spotify in June of the same year and has since received over 222 million streams.
Apart from her successful solo career, Madison has a staggering 4.2 billion streams worldwide and a large social media following, with over 32 million fans on Instagram and 17 million on TikTok. Additionally, she lent her voice to the virtual character Evelynn in 'The League of Legends' virtual band.
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What is Madison Beer's 2023 Net Worth?
It's estimated that Madison will have a net worth of $18 million in 2023, as per The Wiki Feed. Her successful music career, which includes income from albums, tours, and brand deals, is a major factor in her wealth. She has also earned money from acting in TV shows and movies. Madison has a large online following that has helped her secure expensive collaborations.
Madison's fan base grew significantly after she signed with Epic Records in 2018, which is one of the biggest music labels worldwide. Madison enjoys a lavish lifestyle. She possesses various real estate properties, including a stunning house in New York and a mansion in Beverly Hills. Additionally, Madison's car collection is remarkable, consisting of diverse models such as Range Rover, Aston Martin, Ferrari, Jaguar, and many others.
Madison Beer collaborated with Morphe Cosmetics to create her limited-edition makeup collection in 2020. The following year, she partnered with Boohoo for a '90s-inspired clothing line. Her most significant brand deal came in 2022 when she became the brand ambassador for Rihanna's Fenty Beauty.
Madison Beer's early life
Madison was born in New York on March 5, 1999, and grew up there with her parents and her sibling. After she rose to stardom, her mother took over as her manager. She completed her schooling in New York. She posed for a magazine cover at the age of 4 after she won a modeling contest.
Madison Beer's dating life
Madison Beer has reportedly been in a relationship with American professional basketball player Blake Griffin since June 2019. Previously, she has been in relationships with Zack Bia, Brooklyn Joseph Beckham, and Jack Gilinsky, as per J-14.
Madison Beer's career
Madison Beer started her career in 2012 by uploading cover songs on YouTube. She caught the attention of Justin Bieber, who helped her get signed to Island Records. In 2013, she recorded a theme song for 'Monster High' and released her debut album called 'Melodies', which was a big hit. She has since released 19 singles, including popular songs like 'Dead', 'Home With You', and 'Hurts Like Hell'.
Madison Beer details her struggles in new memoir
When Madison Beer was 13, she gained popularity on social media after Justin Bieber shared one of her videos on Twitter. However, when she was a few years older, she faced depression after her nude photos were leaked on social media. She received a lot of hateful comments online. At 19, she tried to take her own life due to the negative impact of online hate on her mental health.
In her newly released memoir titled 'The Half of It' which was published on April 25, the author explores her experiences with online hate, the feeling of abandonment after her label and manager parted ways with her, her struggles with substance abuse and self-injury, and the milestones that led her to rediscover self-love. Despite reflecting on these events with hindsight, it's clear that the scars from her past continue to trouble her as she speaks of them.