Pink's Net Worth In 2023 Proves Her True Color May Just Be Green
The "TRUSTFALL" singer rakes in cash like nobody's business.
Pink's net worth has been accruing since she was a teenager.
The singer has come a long way from her roots as an R&B singer from the Philadelphia suburbs—and farther still from the image she cultivated at the time of being an anti-Britney Spears branded artist.
Pink largely stays in her lane career-wise, and though she may not get as much tabloid attention as other stars, she is one of the only artists of her pop generation to embark on a full-fledged stadium tour and get a ton of steady radio airplay—which is something almost unheard of, especially for a female pop star who Don Lemon would possibly consider past "her prime" in terms of age.
"With me, when you’re a certain age and a woman, they tell you that what you do doesn’t matter, really, anymore, so just do what you do," she told Billboard in February 2023. "And I’ve kind of always felt like that—at 16, I felt like that. But I don’t write songs for other people. I’m very narcissistic when it comes to songwriting, in a very pure way. I write what needs to be written for me, and if somebody else can relate to it, then that’s awesome. We’re all having this human experience, and we’re not all that different."
Except, well, most of us can't sell out Fenway Park or sing while we're on a trapeze. But that's part of Pink's charm!
Find out Pink's net worth and how she made it big.
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How did Pink become famous?
Growing up in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, just outside of Philadelphia, Pink was a competitive gymnast from ages 4 to 12—a skill set that would serve her quite well in terms of her later career.
Pink began singing in various bands and groups in high school and was singing in local Philadelphia clubs when she was just 14 years old. The same year, she auditioned for her first girl group, called Basic Instinct, which disbanded before releasing any material.
She next joined an R&B trio called Choice; while they didn't release an album, their single "Key to My Heart" was featured on the soundtrack to Kazaam. Legendary record producer L.A. Reid heard the song and convinced Pink to go solo.
She was signed to LaFace Records and her debut album, Can't Take Me Home, bolstered by the success of her hit single "There You Go," was released in 2000. Her sophomore album, Missundaztood, was released in November 2001 to critical acclaim and huge sales, cementing her status as the pinkest pop princess there is.
Pink has sold more than 40 million albums and 50 million singles worldwide since the beginning of her career.
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What is Pink's net worth in 2023?
Pink's net worth in 2023 is estimated at a whopping $200 million. That's a lot of green!
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How much did Pink make on tour?
Touring is the bread and butter of Pink's income. According to Billboard, Pink has raked in $716 million in grosses and sold 7,206,475 tickets from 519 shows (not counting her TRUSTFALL tour). To put those numbers into perspective: In Australia, Pink is the highest-grossing touring artist ever outside of the Rolling Stones.
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How much did Pink make at Wembley Stadium?
Pink performed two consecutive nights at London's Wembley Stadium on June 29 and 30, 2019. For those two shows alone, the singer reportedly grossed $8.33 million and sold a whopping 72,615 tickets.
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How much did Pink make on her Beautiful Trauma tour?
Pink's Beautiful Trauma World Tour was one of the biggest of all time, as well as the biggest of her career. With $397.3 million in grosses and 3,088,647 tickets sold, it was the 10th highest-grossing tour in Billboard Boxscore history at that time. While we don't know the specifics of how much of the grosses Pink personally pocketed, it's safe to assume she made a mint.
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How much does Pink make a year?
Pink's annual income varies dramatically depending on whether or not she's on tour. Her touring years can net her upwards of $20 million per year. Forbes estimated her 2019 income to be as much as $47 million alone thanks to her Beautiful Trauma World Tour.
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How many Grammys does Pink have?
So far in her career, Pink has won three Grammys: Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals for "Lady Marmalade" in 2002, Best Female Rock Vocal Performance for "Trouble" in 2004 and Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals in 2011 for "Imagine."
She has been nominated for a total of 21 Grammys. Not including her wins, they are:
Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "Get the Party Started" (2003)
Best Pop Vocal Album for Missundaztood (2003)
Best Pop Vocal Collaboration for "Feel Good Time" (2004)
Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "Stupid Girls" (2007)
Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "So What" (2009)
Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "Sober" (2010)
Best Pop Vocal Album for Funhouse (2010)
Album of the Year for Recovery as a featured artist (2011)
Best Pop Solo Performance for "F**kin' Perfect" (2012)
Best Pop Vocal Album for The Truth About Love (2013)
Song of the Year for "Just Give Me a Reason" with Nate Ruess (2014)
Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for "Just Give Me a Reason" with Nate Ruess (2014)
Best Music Film for The Truth About Love Tour: Live from Melbourne (2015)
Best Song Written for Visual Media for "Just Like Fire" (2017)
Best Country Duo/Group Performance for "Setting the World on Fire" with Kenny Chesney (2017)
Best Pop Solo Performance for "What About Us" (2018)
Best Pop Vocal Album for Beautiful Trauma (2019)
Best Song Written for Visual Media for "All I Know So Far" (2022)
