Nancy Ajram was born on the 16th May 1983, in Beirut, Lebano, and is a World Music Award-winning singer, who has recorded eight studio albums and is also the first and so far only female spokesperson for Coca-Cola in the Middle East. Ajram’s career started in 1998.
Have you ever wondered how rich Nancy Ajram is, as of early 2017? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Ajram’s net worth is as high as $45 million, an amount earned through her successful career in music. In addition to being a singer, Ajram also has a lucrative deal with Coca-Cola, which has improved her wealth too.
Nancy Ajram Net Worth $45 Million
Nancy Ajram grew up in a Maronite Catholic family in Beirut; in 1995, she participated in the variety show called “Stars of the Future”, a reality television show which finds music talents in Lebanon, and in which she won a gold medal.
In 1998, Nancy recorded her debut studio album entitled “Mihtagalak (I Need You)”, which immediately made her one of the biggest stars in Lebanon and the Arabic world in general. In 2001 she released “Sheel Oyoonak Anni (Take your eyes off me)”, with Issam Zgheib and Wissam Al-Amir writing all seven songs, while the lead single had a music video too. Two years later, she recorded her third studio album called “Ya Salam (How Fantastic)”, while the single “Akhasmak Ah (I’ll tease you, Yes)” caused controversy as it reminisced of older Arabic movies. By the time she was 20 years old, Ajram’s net worth was already in the millionaire category, thanks to the early success of her albums and musical appearances.
In 2004, Ajram recorded “Ah W Noss (Yes and a Half)” as a follow-up project to her previous release, which helped Nancy to become one of the biggest music stars in the Middle East, especially after her promotion of Coca-Cola. By the end of the 2000s, Ajram had released two more albums: “Ya Tabtab…Wa Dallaa (Pat and Spoil)” (2006) and “Betfakar Fi Eih (What Are You Thinking About?!)” (2008), which helped Nancy to increase her net worth significantly. In 2010, Ajram made “7”, while most recently she recorded “Nancy 8” in 2014, which signifies her returning to the Egyptian folk style of music.
Besides releasing eight pop albums to date, Ajram has also recorded a couple of children albums, including “Shakhbat Shakhabit (Scribbled Doodles)” in 2007 and “Super Nancy” in 2012. In addition to working as a Coca-Cola spokesperson, she has also participated in commercials for Sony Ericsson and Damas Jewelry; all these side projects have improved her wealth too.
Regarding her personal life, Nancy Ajram married dentist Fadi El Hachem in 2008 in Cyprus and has two daughters with him. Interestingly their first daughter, Mila, is named after the Hollywood actress Milla Jovovich.
Ajram is a well-known philanthropist and has taken part in many charitable events, while in October 2009 UNICEF selected her to become the first female regional ambassador for the Middle East and North Africa.
