Harry Styles is one of the highest-grossing Brit Award winners

Harry Styles Brit Awards

Forget Harry’s House, it was Harry’s world on Saturday night as The Brit Awards saw Harry Styles make history; winning every category he was nominated for!! The singer now has 6 Brit Awards, decorating the success of his career.

New research conducted by DJ Tech Reviews, has analysed the artists who have won the most Brit awards and compared this to their current net worth, as well as value how much each of their Brits is worth to reveal the wealthiest Brit-award-winning artists of all time! 

Revealed…the highest-grossing Brit Award winners:

RankArtistNet Worth (£)No. of Brit Awards WonBrit Value (£)
1Elton John£454,627,8005£90,925,560
2Phil Collins£289,308,6006£48,218,100
3Robbie Williams£247,978,80013£19,075,292
4David Bowie£190,117,0806£31,686,180
5Adele£181,851,12012£15,154,260
6Ed Sheeran£165,319,2007£23,617,029
7Harry Styles£99,568,8376£16,594,806
8Annie Lennox£49,595,7607£7,085,109
9Dua Lipa£28,930,8606£4,821,810
10Dido£13,225,5364£3,306,384

The history-making Harry Styles ranks as the seventh highest-grossing Brit Award winner, with a whopping net worth of £99.5 million, ranking just two places behind the legendary Adele. Styles won every category he was nominated for on Saturday night, winning a grand total of six Brit awards since his solo career began!

Elton John is the highest-grossing Brit award winner of all time, with a whopping net worth of £454 million and a Brit award value of £90 million! One of the most influential figures in the music industry, his work has also contributed to him winning the Outstanding Contribution to Music Award twice, as well as winning the Freddie Mercury award, too. 

Phil Collins ranks as the second highest-grossing Brit award winner, with a Brit value of £48.2 million! Known for his hits such as ‘In the Air Tonight’ and ‘Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now), Collins has won the British Male Solo Artist award three times in his career, as well as British Album of the Year and British Single of the Year. 

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