MAMAMOO Hwasa Net Worth — This is How Rich The ‘Maria’ Singer Is
Hwasa is one of the most notable names in K-pop and is arguably the most prominent member of her girl group, MAMAMOO. With that in mind, have you ever wondered how much dough the idol is raking in? If you have, then keep on reading to discover Hwasa's net worth!
MAMAMOO Hwasa Net Worth
While MAMAMOO as a whole has a reported net worth of $10.56 million (according to NetWorthSpot.Com), the members themselves have a smaller (though still quite sizeable) net worth. While most members have a net worth of around $4 million, Hwasa has established herself as the wealthiest member of the group.
According to IdolNetWorth.Com, Hwasa has a net worth of $6 million, making her the wealthiest member of the group. From her solo activities, endorsements to her activities with MAMAMOO, it is no surprise the idol has racked in such a hefty net worth. Keep on reading to see how she was able to secure such a big bag.
How Did MAMAMOO Hwasa Gain Such a Big Net Worth?
Hwasa made her debut with MAMAMOO on July 19, 2014. From the first year of her debut, Hwasa already embarked on solo projects, establishing herself as a force to be reckoned with early in her career. Hwasa wrote and composed her own solo song, "My Heart/I Do Me, " their first mini-album.
In 2018, Hwasa released her second solo song, "Be Calm," which was included in MAMAMOO's mini-album "Yellow Flower."
In April 2018, Hwasa joined the KBS reality television show "Hyena on the Keyboard" as a cast member. She collaborated with rapper Loco for the song "Don't," which she helped co-write and co-compose. The song has since been certified platinum.
In February 2019, Hwasa made her debut as a soloist with the digital single "TWIT," which she co-wrote and co-composed. "TWIT" was a massive success in South Korea, topping the Gaon Digital Charts and earning a triple crown. Later that year, Hwasa released the single "In The Fall" with South Korean hip-hop producer Woogie.
In March 2020, Hwasa collaborated with Dua Lipa for the remix of the song "Physical." The following month, Hwasa released the song "Orbit" as the OST for the drama "The King: Eternal Monarch."
On June 29, 2020, Hwasa released her debut mini-album "Maria," which included a lead single of the same name. The mini-album topped the iTunes Album Chart in 20 countries and entered the Billboard World Albums and Top Current Album Sales. The song "Maria" also entered the K-Pop Hot 100 and Japan Hot 100 charts.
In October 2020, Hwasa debuted in the four-member supergroup Refund Sisters with Lee Hyori, Uhm Junghwa, and Jessi. The girl group debuted with the song "Don't Touch Me," which topped the Gaon Digital Chart.
Hwasa is a cast member on the shows "I Live Alone" and "Let's Eat Dinner Together." Her appearance on these shows is credited for influencing good recipes, restaurant habits, and increased food sales in South Korea.
In terms of endorsements, Hwasa is the face of clothing brand Andar, hangover dring Lotte Chilsung Beverage, sports brand Adidas, cosmetics brand Kiss New York, and video game Sims4. She is also the model for Jjampong instant noodles, iced tea brand Gold Peak Tea, and outdoor brand The North Face.
These, paired with her activities in MAMAMOO, have helped secure her huge net worth.
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Written by Alexa Lewis
