According to public data from Celebrity Net worth updated as of April 9, Lisa Blackpink's net worth has reached 40 million USD.
Notably, according to Celebrity Net worth announced at the end of 2024, the Thai female idol's assets are 25 million USD. In just a few months, Lisa "pocketed" an additional 15 million USD.
After terminating her individual contract with management company YG Entertainment, Lisa has been active as a solo artist. She continuously attends major events, enters the film industry and releases music products regularly.
In the fashion industry, after terminating her global ambassador contract with Celine, Lisa continues to become the global ambassador of the luxury brand Louis Vuitton. With more than 105 million followers on Instagram, Lisa is currently the Kpop idol with the largest number of followers on Instagram in Korea and Thailand. According to Celebrity Net worth, with her achievements, Lisa has become an influential cultural icon and a source of inspiration for Korean idols. She is also an ambitious artist who is on the rise.
According to public sources, in April 2024, Lisa paid $4 million to buy a house in Beverly Hills, California (USA). The female idol has also repeatedly showed off her luxury supercar fleet, including the Ferrari Purosangue - SUV model, 2 Rolls-Royce and Mercedes-Benz G63 Mansory super limited editions. She also often shows off moments of traveling by private plane.
With this asset, Lisa has become the richest member of Blackpink to date. The remaining 3 members, Rose, Jennie and Jisoo, all have a net worth of $30 million.
Since working as independent artists, the members' assets have increased significantly from vibrant activities. While Rose is famous worldwide for her hit song "APT." and the album "Rosie", Jennie made a breakthrough with the album "Ruby", Jisoo actively worked in the film industry and made a new comeback with "Amortage".
In addition to artistic activities, Blackpink members are also global ambassadors for many of the world's leading luxury brands.
