Cher Net Worth

Cher net worth in 2026 is estimated at $360 million [1][2]. The figure is an outside estimate drawn from public deals, touring grosses and property reports, not an audited balance sheet, and it reflects six decades of music, film and live performance income earned across a career that began in the 1960s and continues today.

Mainly through touring, including a farewell tour that grossed about $250 million, plus recorded music royalties from more than 100 million records sold, film salaries, a long Las Vegas residency, merchandise and property. Each comeback added a new income layer rather than replacing the old one, which explains her unusual longevity.

Believe, released in 1998, is her best-selling single and a landmark dance record, while I Got You Babe with Sonny Bono made her famous in 1965 and If I Could Turn Back Time defined her 1980s comeback. Her catalog spans pop, rock, disco and dance across six decades of changing tastes.

Yes, Cher won the Academy Award for best actress for Moonstruck in 1988, playing Loretta Castorini, a widowed bookkeeper in Brooklyn. She had earlier been nominated for Silkwood in 1983 and won best actress at Cannes for Mask in 1985, a run that established her as a serious film actress.

Cher was born on May 20, 1946, which makes her 80 years old in 2026. She remains one of the oldest actively performing pop stars in the world, with a career that began as a teenage backing singer in Los Angeles and has continued through television, film, recording and sold-out arena tours.

Cher has two children: Chaz Bono, her son with first husband Sonny Bono, and Elijah Blue Allman, her son with second husband Gregg Allman. Chaz is an actor and advocate, while Elijah is a musician, and Cher has spoken publicly about her close relationships with both of them over the years.