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Beyoncé Becomes Fifth Musician to Achieve Billionaire Status

KVIA•Tuesday, December 30, 2025 at 7:01 AM•CNN Newsource

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Beyoncé has officially been recognized as a billionaire by Forbes, marking her as the fifth musician to reach this milestone, joining the ranks of Taylor Swift, Bruce Springsteen, Rihanna, and Jay-Z. This achievement follows a remarkable year in her career, highlighted by her Grammy win for Album of the Year for her country album 'Cowboy Carter' and the success of her 'Cowboy Carter Tour,' which grossed over $400 million, setting a record for country tours. Additionally, her diverse business ventures, including a clothing line and a whisky brand, have significantly contributed to her wealth. As she continues to influence the music industry, her fans, known as the BeyHive, have shown unwavering support during her tours across Europe and North America.

Key Details: • Beyoncé is now the fifth musician to reach billionaire status. • Her 'Cowboy Carter Tour' grossed over $400 million, the highest for a country tour. • She won Album of the Year at the 2025 Grammy Awards for 'Cowboy Carter.' • Beyoncé has 35 Grammy wins, making her the most-awarded artist in Grammy history.

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