Jennie Kim Net Worth 2026: $30 Million

Daniel Reed

Jennie Kim’s net worth in 2026 is estimated at $30 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth via Parade’s 2026 ranking of the BLACKPINK members. That figure is an aggregator estimate, not a Forbes or Bloomberg valuation: no Forbes or Bloomberg estimate for Jennie exists, and this article says so plainly rather than dressing the number up as something firmer than it is. Last updated: October 2026.

Who is Jennie Kim?

Jennie Kim is a South Korean singer, rapper and songwriter best known as a member of BLACKPINK and, since 2018, as a solo artist behind “Solo”, “Mantra” and the 2025 album Ruby. She founded her own label, Odd Atelier, in 2023 to manage her solo career. Read her full story in Jennie Kim’s biography.

How the estimate is built

Celebrity Net Worth’s $30 million estimate, republished by Parade in 2026, is the anchor for this article. Other aggregators cluster around the same area: some put her at $25–35 million, and at least one 2026 projection stretches to $30–40 million. The honest summary is therefore a point estimate of $30 million inside a $25–35 million range, with the wider $40 million end treated as an outlier rather than a consensus. No outlet has published audited accounts, a disclosed salary, or a verified property portfolio for Jennie, so any breakdown below is a description of income streams, not a set of verified splits — and no split figures are invented here.

Where the money comes from

BLACKPINK music and touring

BLACKPINK is the foundation of Jennie’s wealth. The group is one of the best-selling girl groups of all time, and its Born Pink World Tour of 2022–2023 sold more than 1.8 million tickets across 66 shows. Jennie’s share of group revenue is not publicly disclosed, so no per-member tour figure is claimed here. The Deadline World Tour of 2025–2026, which opened in July 2025 and closed in Hong Kong in January 2026, added a further stadium run to that record. [WION]

Solo music

Jennie was the first BLACKPINK member to release solo music, and solo work is now a major second pillar. “Solo” (2018) topped South Korea’s Circle Digital Chart and Billboard’s World Digital Songs chart, and its video became the first by a Korean female soloist to pass one billion YouTube views. Her debut album Ruby (March 2025) reached the top 10 in several countries, with “Mantra” and “Like Jennie” as Billboard Global 200 top-five hits. In 2026, “Dracula”, her collaboration with Tame Impala, peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100 and spent more than 20 weeks in the top 10, with six straight weeks at number one on Radio Songs on the chart dated October 31, 2026 — the kind of sustained radio hit that generates royalties long after release. [Wikipedia, Hallyu60]

Endorsements and fashion

Jennie has been a Chanel ambassador since 2017, one of the longest luxury-brand tenures in K-pop, and has also worked with Calvin Klein and other fashion and beauty brands. Endorsement fees are not disclosed, so no fee figure is given here.

Her own label

Since founding Odd Atelier in late 2023, Jennie has managed her solo career herself, signing with Columbia Records in 2024. Owning her solo label means she keeps a larger share of solo revenue than a standard artist deal would allow, but Odd Atelier is privately held and has no published valuation — so no value is assigned to it in the $30 million total. Any article that prices the label is guessing.

Career earnings timeline

2016: Debuts with BLACKPINK; group revenue begins.
2018: First solo release, “Solo” — a chart-topper in South Korea and on Billboard’s World Digital Songs chart.
2022–2023: Born Pink World Tour sells more than 1.8 million tickets across 66 shows.
2023: Founds Odd Atelier; releases “You & Me” and “One of the Girls”; acting debut in The Idol.
2024: Signs with Columbia Records for solo work.
2025: Releases debut solo album Ruby; Deadline World Tour opens July 2025.
2026: “Dracula” with Tame Impala peaks at number five on the Hot 100 and logs 22 weeks in the top 10 by the October 31 chart.

Methodology: why $30 million, and what would change it

This estimate follows the playbook’s hard rule: a net-worth figure must come from a published estimate, never from invention. The $30 million anchor is Celebrity Net Worth as republished by Parade in 2026. It is cross-checked, not confirmed, by other aggregators clustering at $25–35 million. It is not a Forbes or Bloomberg figure — neither outlet has published a Jennie net-worth estimate that could be retrieved for this article, and that gap is stated here rather than hidden. The figure would move materially on any of three events: a published Forbes/Bloomberg estimate, disclosure of Odd Atelier’s finances, or a major new touring cycle with reported grosses. Until then, treat $30 million as a reasonable 2026 aggregator consensus, not a bank balance.

Figures deliberately excluded: the $10 million low-end outlier from one 2026 ranking roundup; any claimed real-estate value, for which no verified source was found; and any per-show or per-endorsement fee, none of which is publicly disclosed.

Frequently asked questions

What is Jennie Kim’s net worth?

Jennie Kim’s net worth is estimated at $30 million as of 2026, according to Celebrity Net Worth via Parade, with other aggregators clustering in a $25–35 million range.

How did Jennie Kim make her money?

Through BLACKPINK’s music and stadium tours, her solo music including the album Ruby and the hit Dracula, long-running luxury endorsements led by Chanel, and her own label, Odd Atelier.

Is Jennie Kim a billionaire?

No. Published estimates put her net worth at around $30 million, far below billionaire status.

Has Forbes estimated Jennie Kim’s net worth?

No Forbes or Bloomberg estimate for Jennie Kim could be retrieved for this article. The $30 million figure comes from Celebrity Net Worth via Parade, and is labelled as such.

What is Odd Atelier worth?

Odd Atelier, Jennie’s solo label founded in 2023, is privately held and has no published valuation, so no value is assigned to it here.