Super Junior Siwon was born into an wealthy family, yet he's a self-earned millionaire. He didn't really surprise people when he ranked 6th richest K-pop idol in Korea in 2022.

Keep reading to know the real-life "chaebol's" net worth.

Super Junior Siwon Net Worth 2023: Star Ranks 6th Richest K-pop Idol

In the K-pop world, the best way to measure an idol's wealth is by their net worth. This refers to the total revenue and asset of a person, minus their liabilities or debts.

To determine the estimates of a net worth, an idol's salary, endorsement, assets including investments as well as their influence were taken into consideration.

As of January 2023, Super Junior Siwon's net worth is estimated to sit at $55 million.

In particular, a source hailed the male idol sixth richest K-pop idol in Korea as of November 2022.

Super Junior Siwon 'Chaebol' Family Background

While there is actually no real-life chaebol K-pop idol in Korea, Siwon earned the nickname chaebol for his rich status.

When he debuted, Siwon immediately gained admiration for his incredible looks, raising the standard for a "main visual."

What earned the attention of K-pop fans the most is his chaebol-like (filthy rich) aura that can be seen mostly in a male main lead – exuding elegance, a cold appearance yet a warm heart. Fans can't help but love Siwon and consider him a Mr. Perfect.

Well, him being a chaebol is not entirely a fantasy since Siwon was indeed born into an rich family. If he didn't debut as an idol, Siwon is most likely actively involved in his family's business, preparing to own everything in the future as the sole heir.

His father is the President of a clothing brand conglomerate, and he was also the former CEO of Boryung Medicine in 2011. Choi's father also owns a trading company in Japan.

Meanwhile, the "Mango" singer will also inherit the Hyundai Department Store, one of the largest supermarket chains in South Korea.

Super Junior Siwon Chose To Become Self-Earned Millionaire

But despite his upbringing, Siwon is the real-life representation of a K-drama male lead as he decided to establish his name without his family's background.

When he decided to become a singer, his parents were against it. Eventually, they agreed with the contract signing with SM under the condition he will continue his studies and won't be receiving financial help from them.

He moved into a crowded dormitory, yet he overcame everything and was able to debut in Super Junior in 2005– later on rising as "Hallyu Kings."

Siwon also entered the acting scene and was loved for many works including, "She Was Pretty," "My Fellow Citizens," and "Work Later, Drink Now."

Amid popularity and wealth, Siwon never boasts and remained humble. Instead, he uses his influence and power to collaborate with various non-profit organizations such as UNICEF, promoting goodwill and welfare of those who are deprived.

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Written by Eunice Dawson.