Who is Blackpink’s richest member? Net worths, ranked – Jennie, Lisa, Rosé and Jisoo work with Celine, Prada, Bulgari, Dior and Mac, raking in millions from Instagram and their music too

Blackpink, one of K-pop’s most successful girl groups ever, is back in the spotlight for its anticipated comeback since it last launched “The Album” back in 2020. The girls are reportedly releasing a new album this month, per Soompi.

From selling their music and touring both as a group and individually, to modelling for global luxury brands like Dior, Calvin Klein and Samsung, along with endorsements galore via their Instagram and YouTube channels, the members have a combined fortune of about US$62 million. But who is the richest of the clan, based on Celebrity Net Worth estimations?
We take a look at the multimillion-dollar empire that the four members have built for themselves since their debut in 2016.
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4. Jennie – US$10 million

Outside the group’s activities, Jennie became the first member to go solo with Solo in 2018. The hit single surpassed 300 million views on Spotify in July 2021 and 800 million views on YouTube in March. She made history as the first Korean soloist and first Korean female soloist to reach the milestones, respectively.

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3. Lisa – US$14 million


Besides her huge success in music, Lisa has also appeared on TV shows like Real Man 300 and Youth With You.
Plus, she works with global brands such as Celine, Prada, Bulgari and MAC as well as ones in her country, like Thailand’s largest mobile phone operator AIS. And her fee is no less than five figures, estimated to be at least US$300,000 per show and US$600,000 per endorsement, per Korean media.
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As if that’s not enough, as the most-followed K-pop star on Instagram at the time of writing, she reportedly earns up to US$200,000 per sponsored post.
2. Rosé – US$18 million


In 2020, she also became the global brand ambassador of Yves Saint Laurent. Other deals include endorsements with Korean cosmetics brand Kiss Me and Perfect World Mobile.
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1. Jisoo – US$20 million



- Jennie is known as ‘Human Chanel’, but also works with Calvin Klein, Hera and Samsung, while Lisa’s music video for Lalisa once broke Taylor Swift’s record on YouTube
- Rosé is a face of Tiffany and YSL while Jisoo, the current richest member, made her lead acting debut in Snowdrop and has had endorsements with LG, Nikon, Samsonite, Dior Beauty and Cartier