The Sunday Times is set to publish its annual rich list this weekend and the likes of Amy Winehouse and Leona Lewis have joined the publication's list of the top one hundred richest young people (under thirty) in music.
Winehouse takes tenth place in the list with £10million, whilst Leona Lewis enters at fourteen with an estimated £6million. Also on the list are Corinne Bailey Rae, Natasha Bedingfield and Dhani Harrison, son of the late George Harrison, who tops the list due to the £160million inheritance he shares with mother Olivia. The highest new entry was UK-born model Karen Elson, who joins the list at number six thanks to her marriage to Jack White, and their joint fortune of £25million.
Other music celebs remaining on the list from previous years include Katie Melua, Joss Stone, Charlotte Church and Jamie Cullum.