Dua Lipa made $84,000 a day last year from just one of her SEVEN businesses

Published: 15:11 EDT, 14 October 2026 | Updated: 15:11 EDT, 14 October 2026

Dua Lipa’s Radical22 Ltd company is doing so well, it effectively made the singer $84,000 a day.

The 31-year-old star made more than $30million overall from the business last year, which encompasses profits made from her songs, royalties, touring and merchandise.

Radical22 Ltd, set up in 2014 by the singer and her father/manager Dukagin, 57, is worth just shy of $100million in total.

Mo money: Dua Lipa’s business interests have turned her into a cash-generating machine. One of her businesses is reported to have made her $84,000 a day

Touring queen: The singer’s Radical Optimism Tour generated a staggering $213m on the road

Elsewhere in her accounts, as shown on Companies House, Dua’s other business Radical22 Live, which oversees her touring finances, netted a profit of $8.2million.

Her worldwide 81-date Radical Optimism tour grossed a total of $213million last year alone.

These are just two of the seven companies the London-born singer is a director of. Other firms include a lifestyle business called Service95 and a film production company.

Dua also has a long list of lucrative multimillion-dollar brand deals with YSL Beauty, Porsche, Versace, Chanel and Puma.

Her most recent coup was being named the global brand ambassador for Nespresso as the coffee company seeks to court Gen Z consumers.

Last year, the singer launched her own skincare brand, DUA, in partnership with the luxury skincare label Augustinus Bader.

Bliss: She married actor partner Callum Turner in the summer. They had a lavish ceremony in Sicily after a brief union in London