Who's the Wealthier Judge On 'The Voice,' Ariana Grande or Miley Cyrus?

Ariana Grande and Miley Cyrus are two young women who have accomplished a lot and shone in the spotlight for years. These two women are just 28 years old and have several things in common aside from their ages and celebrity status.

Grande and Cyrus are judges on the popular singing competition called "The Voice," and fans dote on them. They also broke into Hollywood as child stars in popular children's shows.

Cyrus became known for her role as Miley Stewart on Disney's show "Hannah Montana" while Grande achieved fame with the role of Cat Valentine on the Nickelodeon show "Victorious."

These two stars are also friends and have worked together on several musical projects, such as "Don't Dream It's Over" and "Don't Call Me Angel." With their close relationship and fame, many fans have expressed curiosity on who has the higher net worth between the two. Keep scrolling to find answers to that question.

According to CelebrityNetWorth, Grande has an estimated $200 million to her name, making her one of the highest-earning celebrity entertainers in the world. Although she first became popular in 2009 as Cat Valentine, a character on the Nickelodeon show, Victorious, this was not her first acting stint.

When she was 13 years old, the actress turned singer appeared on a Broadway musical "13". After "Victorious" ended in 2013, Grande moved to another Nickelodeon show, Sam & Cat. When that show ended, she decided to ease out of Nickelodeon and go into bigger adult projects. She has featured in several TV shows like "Scream Queens" and the movie "Zoolander 2."

She has an even more successful music career. She released her debut album titled "Yours Truly" in 2013, and it peaked at number one on the Billboard top 200. Her subsequent albums "Sweetener" and "Thank U, Next" have also earned public recognition and have contributed to her insanely vast fans base.

Grande has gone on several successful global and country tours that regularly get sold out and contribute enough to the singer's income. So, it is not surprising that she has such an admirable net worth.

Aside from her music and acting career, Grande is a very busy entrepreneur. She has signed several very lucrative brand deals with famous luxury companies, such as MAC Cosmetics, Reebok, Givenchy, Starbucks, and many others.

The four-octave vocal range musician also has a personal fragrance line and has released lovely scents that quickly sell out. These include fragrances like Ari by Ariana Grande, Sweet Like Candy, and Moonlight.

Grande joined the judge list for season 21 of the popular singing competition "The Voice" in 2021, and so far, fans love everything she has done on the show.

She also has one of the largest followings on social media, with over 276 million followers on Instagram and 26 million on TikTok. The sponsored posts on her social media platforms could also be a source of the star's significant income.

According to CelebrityNetWorth, Cyrus has an estimated $160 million to her name. Although her net worth is slightly lower than Grande's, she is still wealthy and high among celebrity earners.

Right from when Cyrus was a child, she was in the spotlight. Her father is Billy Ray Cyrus, the famous country music star, and she was featured in a TV series with him named "Doc."

After appearing on "Doc," Cyrus landed the lead role of Miley Stewart on the famous Disney Channel show "Hannah Montana." During her years on the show, the singer and actress released several albums, books, and movies in the persona of Hannah Montana, but after the show ended, she began to release her music.

She has several successful singles and albums, such as "Bangerz" in 2013, "Younger Now" in 2017, and "Plastic Hearts" in 2020. Many of her albums have charted high and have earned her a solid fanbase over the years.

Cyrus is a very busy woman outside her music career. In 2015, she launched her non-profit organization, Happy Hippie, which she created to help the homeless and LGBTQ community.

She also launched an Instagram show called Bright Minded on March 17, 2021, to encourage people to speak up and seek help for their mental health during the coronavirus pandemic.

Her first stint as a judge and coach on "The Voice" was in 2016, during the show's eleventh season. She skipped the next season and returned for season 13.