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Roger Federer’s billionaire status disappeared after On Holding’s 19% share drop wiped out an estimated $52 million of his stake, lowering Forbes-estimated net worth to about $952 million. His wealth heavily hinges on a 2.5% stake in On and a string of endorsements, including a landmark Uniqlo deal, with most of his earnings originating from his playing career and brand partnerships.
Harry Potter actress Jessie Cave (Lavender Brown) says she started OnlyFans in March 2025 to support her family and that the platform has dramatically improved their finances, reportedly earning far beyond her acting work (The Times notes up to $20,000 a day, with about $6 per hair-focused post plus paid messages). Unofficial estimates put her net worth around $12 million in 2025. Cave emphasizes no nudity on her content and calls the experience empowering, though she was briefly removed from a Harry Potter fan convention because of OF ties.
Elon Musk’s net worth has fallen by about $684 billion from its peak as Tesla and SpaceX shares retreat amid merger rumors, with Tesla down roughly 37% from its yearly high and SpaceX’s market cap sliding toward $1.4 trillion after a drop from an all-time high. The report highlights Musk’s consideration of merging SpaceX with Tesla (and potential spinoffs of Tesla’s China operations), while noting that investors have increasingly favored separating conglomerates, a trend echoed by past corporate breakups and major earnings tests for SpaceX.
Trump’s net worth jumped about $600 million in under a month, led by a rally in his majority-held Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) stake, now worth roughly $1.49 billion based on about 144 million shares at a $10.38 close. Forbes still puts his wealth around $6.5 billion. The gain comes as TMTG launched Truth API, a real-time data service offering institutional traders access to Truth Social posts, potentially creating a new revenue stream but drawing criticism over market-moving information access.
Lindsey Graham left Washington with a relatively modest fortune—about $1.4 million, with disclosures ranging roughly from $600,000 to $2.2 million and mostly invested in mutual funds and government bonds—ranking 294th among 535 members of Congress. His 31-year tenure carried a $174,000 annual salary, and he died at 71 from a ruptured aorta linked to chronic heart disease after a trip to Ukraine.
Boomers are the wealthiest generation, but wealth is unevenly distributed: Federal Reserve data show that to be in the top 10% of people in their 60s you’d need at least $3 million in net worth, with the typical household wealth around $1.7–$1.8 million. The article labels $3 million as the “upper class” threshold and highlights a significant wealth gap within this age group. It suggests practical steps to reach that level more quickly: automate saving and investing with platforms like Acorns (round-ups into diversified ETFs), explore fractional real estate investing with Mogul for rental income and appreciation, and hire a financial advisor via Advisor.com to tailor a plan and optimize tax and investment decisions. Overall, disciplined saving and smart, professional guidance are presented as the keys to joining the seven-figure club in retirement.
A 927-page annual disclosure shows President Trump earned more than $1.4 billion in 2025 from cryptocurrency ventures, including over $500 million from World Liberty Financial and about $635 million from selling Trump meme coins, helping to lift his net worth to roughly $6 billion as he pushes crypto-friendly policies such as a national strategic crypto reserve and the GENIUS Act; Democrats warn of conflicts of interest and are pressing for hearings on UAE investments in World Liberty Financial.
Elon Musk's net worth fell to about $957 billion as SpaceX stock slid over 30% from its intraday high amid a tech sell-off and AI-growth concerns, according to Bloomberg. While he remains the world’s richest person, the drop knocks him below the $1 trillion threshold after SpaceX’s high-flying IPO valuation; the stock weakness, along with looming lockup expirations and SpaceX’s high overall valuation, raises questions about how quickly his fortune can rebound if SpaceX recovers, with his Tesla stake also contributing to his wealth.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly finalizing an “ironclad” prenuptial agreement to safeguard their sizable assets, with Swift’s net worth estimated above $2 billion and Kelce’s around $90 million. The prenup is said to be driven by practicality and possibly brokered with input from Swift’s father, and it comes as wedding speculation swirls and an NFL analyst weighs in on the arrangement.
Elon Musk reportedly added about $165 billion to his net worth in a 6.5-hour trading session as SpaceX shares surged, a gain Forbes tracked as the largest one-day wealth jump in history and far eclipsing Warren Buffett's lifetime fortune; the move came primarily from SpaceX rather than Tesla, aided by Musk's control of SpaceX through a dual-class share structure; SpaceX's performance-based grants could unlock even larger awards if milestones such as a $7.5 trillion market cap and a Mars colony are achieved, tying Musk's upside to futuristic targets while signaling SpaceX's growing role in his wealth. Investors should watch Starship cadence and Starlink growth as SpaceX's public float drives his fortune.
SpaceX’s rising value has pushed Elon Musk’s net worth to about $1.4 trillion, keeping him the richest person even if SpaceX’s value were to fall by up to $1 trillion; his fortune hinges on SpaceX and Tesla, and a typical IPO drop (about 55% in the first year) could erase trillionaire status if SpaceX falters.
SpaceX opened on Nasdaq at about $150 a share, valuing Musk’s SpaceX stake at over $766 billion; combined with his $280 billion Tesla stake, his total net worth comes to roughly $1.05 trillion, making him the first person ever to reach a $1 trillion mark as SpaceX trades around $164 and the company is valued near $2 trillion.
Taylor Swift has hit a $2 billion net worth as of March 2026, reportedly making her the wealthiest female musician in history per Forbes’ 2026 Iconoclast 50. The milestone is driven by the Eras Tour’s roughly $2.2 billion in gross revenue, plus earnings from her extensive catalog and royalties from re-recorded albums, including ownership of her masters secured in 2025. Swift had already been named the richest female artist since 2024, and this new total cements her position at the top of the industry’s wealth chart.
Taylor Swift is reported to have reached a $2 billion net worth, making her the richest female musician in history, according to a recent report. The milestone underscores her financial growth through album sales, touring, re-recordings, branding deals, and other ventures across the music business.
Forbes pegs Taylor Swift’s net worth at $2 billion as of March 2026, driven by the Eras Tour’s record revenue and recent catalog re-recordings; she also bought back her original masters for about $360 million. While she is the richest female musician in history, she trails Jay-Z’s $2.8 billion. The piece also notes upcoming releases tied to Toy Story 5 and a Songwriters Hall of Fame induction, plus wedding rumors with fiancé Travis Kelce.