Charli D’Amelio net worth
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What is Charli D’Amelio’s net worth?
Charli D’Amelio is a dancer and social media celebrity, known for his popular content on the video sharing app TikTok. Charli D’Amelio has a net worth of US$12 million. After releasing her dance video on the platform for the first time in 2019, she became the most followed creator of TikTok. Due to her fame, D’Amelio received numerous sponsorships and continued to create podcasts, cosmetics series and nail polish series.
At the time of writing, she is the most followed person on TikTok. On November 22, 2020, Charli fans exceeded 100 million for the first time. At that time, Addison Rae, the second-most subscriber, had 70 million followers. Charli is the first person to have 100 million followers on TikTok.
Earnings and endorsement transactions
Charli makes money from various sources, including endorsements, merchandise, YouTube revenue sharing, and sponsored posts. She charges at least $100,000 for a single sponsored post, and this number will definitely rise as her channel grows. According to reports, Charlie made $1 million from appearing in Sabra Hummus’ 2020 Super Bowl ad.
In 2020, Charlie made $3 million. This is enough to make her the second highest paid TikTok character in the world, second only to Addison Rae, who earned $5 million. Charli earned $3 million from sponsorships, merchandise sales, and production transactions.
D’Amelio produced videos for brands such as Procter & Gamble, Hollister, Yoplait, Dunkin Donuts, Morphe Cosmetics, Invisalign and Step as part of their promotional activities. Through Dunkin Donuts, Charli introduced a custom drink called “The Charlie” and a menu option called “Charli Cold Foam”. Soon after her Invialign endorsement went live, the company’s youth income increased significantly.
She and her sister have a podcast, an animated show, a Hulu documentary series, and a series about Snap.
Charlie and Dixie signed a license agreement with a company called Just Mobile Direct, which produces a series of ring lights-a tool popular with influencers and video bloggers. Through this partnership, they also endorsed a series of mobile phone holders and other gadgets. They earn a certain percentage from each sale.
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early life
Charli D’Amelio was born in Norwalk, Connecticut in 2004. His father was a photographer and former model Heidi, and Mark, a former Republican candidate for the Connecticut Senate. She has an older sister named Dixie. D’Amelio started dancing at the age of three and has been a competitive dancer for more than ten years. In order to receive education, D’Amelio studied at King School, but after success on TikTok, he switched to virtual school education.
The beginning of TikTok’s fame
In May 2019, D’Amelio began to publish lip-synching videos made by her and her friends on TikTok. A few months later, she was recognized for her side-by-side duet video made with a user named Move With Joy. Her biggest exposure was in October, when she performed a dance called Renegade for K Camp’s song “Lottery”. D’Amelio is believed to have made dance popular, and it is wrongly believed to have created it. Thereafter, in November, she and her sister joined The Hype House, a teenage TikTok celebrity group based in Los Angeles.
D’Amelio rose to fame at the end of 2019, when Sony Music Executive Barbara Jones (Barbara Jones) signed her to her management company Outshine Talent. Subsequently, in early 2020, D’Amelio signed a contract with United Talent Agency. She continued to appear in Sabra Hummus’ Super Bowl ads and was invited to create a TikTok dance challenge to pay tribute to Jennifer Lopez’s halftime show performance.
Charli D’Amelio (left) and sister Dixie (Getty)
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In March 2020, D’Amelio replaced Loren Gray as the most followed user on TikTok. In addition, she became the first creator with 50 million fans on the platform. By November, D’Amelio became the first TikTok user with 100 million followers. In addition, she appeared on both the Forbes 30 under 30 list and the Fortune 40 under 40 list, the youngest of the latter.
Film and television works
Due to her growing reputation on social media, Damerio began to appear in TV specials and movies. In 2020, she participated in Nickelodeon’s “#Kids Together: The Nickelodeon Town Hall” and ABC’s “The Disney Family Singalong”, and was a member of the celebrity lineup of “Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020”. In the same year, Damerio made his debut in a feature film in the children’s animated film “Interstellar Dogs and Turbocats”, where he played the role of Tinker. On her family’s YouTube vlog channel, she appeared in the “Dinner with D’Amelios” reality show series. She also starred in the Hulu documentary series “The D’Amelio Show” with her family.
Other efforts
Among her other endeavors, D’Amelio served as the brand ambassador for the transparent braces company Invisalign and collaborated with Morphe Cosmetics to launch a cosmetic series called Morphe 2 with her sister Dixie D’Amelio. She also launched a nail polish series called Coastal Craze with her sister, and co-founded Hollister’s Social Tourist clothing brand. In addition, the D’Amelio sisters collaborated with Simmons Bedding Company to design the Charlie & Dixie x Simmons mattress.
In other media, D’Amelio appeared in Bebe Rexha’s “Baby, I’m Jealous” music video; Jennifer Lopez and Maluma’s “Pa’ Ti + Lonely”; and Lil Huddy’s “American Sweetheart”.
dispute
D’Amelio’s reputation is accompanied by its fair controversy. Although many people praised her authenticity and relevance on TikTok, others criticized her for being mean and ordinary, an anonymous personality that gently attracts mainstream commercial audiences.
In December 2020, D’Amelio faced greater controversy over vacationing in the Bahamas during the COVID pandemic. At the same time, there was a surge in cases in Los Angeles. Just before that, she had publicly stated that it was “not considerate” not to stay at home during the pandemic. During this period, D’Amelio was also accused of buying some of her TikTok fans.
Personal life and philanthropy
D’Amelio disclosed the fact that she suffers from an eating disorder and also shared her experience of physical humiliation. Because of the latter issue, she worked with UNICEF to launch an anti-bullying campaign in 2020.
In terms of charity, Damerio has always bluntly supported the black fate movement and publicly opposed the murder of George Freud on TikTok. She is also committed to helping people with special needs and donated to fundraising events in 2019. In the spring of 2020, she donated $50,000 to Norwalk Hospital in her hometown of Connecticut to help the institution obtain important medical supplies during the COVID pandemic. Later this year, she partnered with TikTok to donate $100,000 to the American Dance Movement, which provides opportunities for dance education in the United States.
