How rich is Lady Gaga really? She earned her gigantic net worth with hit songs and acting credits like House of Gucci, and she splurges on mansions, cars and – Michael Jackson memorabilia

Mar 28 , 2022

How does Lady Gaga earn and spend her net worth? Photos: @ladygaga/Instagram

Lady Gaga spends her fortune on lavish homes in London, LA and more, prized items from the late Michael Jackson and Alexander McQueen and a US$1.8 million car collection

The talented artist earns millions from her hit songs, Las Vegas residency, make-up and fragrance business ventures, as well as endorsement deals with brands like Versace

Lady Gaga’s career is going from strength to strength, and so is her bank account! The House of Gucci star and genre-defying musician turned 36 this week, but she boasts an enormous personal fortune that belies her young age.

Lady Gaga arrives at the recent 75th British Academy Film Awards in London, on March 13, for her role in House of Gucci. Photo: AP

Reports vary as to how much Gaga – whose real name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta – is actually worth. Forbes places her value at US$150 million while other sources estimate it’s really closer to US$320 million. Either way, it’s clear that Mother Monster is worth a mint.

Let’s take a closer look at how this self-made starlet amassed such a vast fortune, and what she likes to spend all those stacks on.

Record and tour sales

Lady Gaga performs Shallow at the 61st annual Grammy Awards on in February 2019, in Los Angeles. Photo: AP

Since she burst onto the scene in 2008 with her iconic first album “The Fame”, this pop powerhouse is considered one of the bestselling artists ever, having released five solo albums plus collaborations and movie soundtracks.

And that translates to some serious cash flow. According to RIAA, the Poker Face singer has earned at least US$80.5 million from digital singles alone. She made US$3.5 million from her first world tour, The Fame Ball, while her later tours – Born This Way and Monster Ball – earned her US$167 million and US$227 million, respectively.