How much is JoJo Siwa’s net worth? “Karma” singer sells over 90 million hair bows

Pop artist and professional dancer JoJo Siwa has been in the industry for over a decade and is one of the richest celebrities in the world.

After entering the industry at just nine years old, pop artist and professional dancer JoJo Siwa has made her breakthrough to stardom at the age of 21. She is now one of the richest celebrity companies in the world.

As of 2024, the “Karma” singer is worth an incredible $20 million. While she rose to fame in 2015 after appearing on Lifetime’s Dance Moms, JoJo has since expanded her career.

She released her first EP, “Guilty Pleasure,” on July 12. Although she has been focusing on her music lately, she has also kept her dance skills in top shape by creating choreography for two of her hit singles.

JoJo has also proven herself to be an entrepreneur. She has been selling her iconic hair bows since she was 12 years old and has managed to sell over 90 million of them. She even has 8,000 different styles for her fans to choose from.

In addition, the star also sells goods in the areas of clothing, bedding, toys, household goods, electronics, books and video games.

When asked what generated the most revenue besides her bows, JoJo replied, “The singing JoJo dolls… the world loves them.”

The artist has also worked in reality TV. She took her dancing to the next level by becoming a judge on the hit show “So You Think You Can Dance” for seasons 17 and 18. JoJo was also a contestant on season 2 of “Special Forces: The World’s Toughest Test.”

Her online presence has allowed her to showcase the latest details of her life, as she has 45 million TikTok followers and 11 million Instagram followers.

Her podcast “JoJo Siwa Now” is also popular and her music is listened to by 1.4 million people every month on Spotify.

JoJo’s fans have even created several TikTok memes about her. The “JoJo, didn’t you learn anything?” trend sees TikTokers using audio recordings of her singing in a silent moment. Users have also turned her viral dance choreography into a slime-making meme.