A wild wind beneath the Australian sky, catching fiery rhythms and dramatic cadence along from small-town streets to the stage lights, Iggy Azalea rose to the zenith of fame, ruling charts in the 2010s. Her mixtapes like 'Ignorant Art' whispered of her ambition, and YouTube freestyles carried her voice across oceans. Then came 2014's 'Fancy', bulldozing through everyone's playlists like an unapologetic neon comet. With each smash hit, she became a queen of the pop-rap style, cementing her manifesto in multi-million dollars of net worth. 

Flaunting a fierce combination of glamour, catchy choruses, and a dash of notoriety, Azalea is to date one of hip-hop's most memorable characters. And with her great success came great riches, as she smartly utilized the spotlight.

Boasting 19 Platinum singles, Iggy Azalea has accumulated a striking net worth of $25 million in 2025, according to The Richest. Her wealth is constructed not only from billions of streams and over 25 million record sales but through various ingenious business avenues like cryptocurrency, OnlyFans, brand partnerships, investments, catalog sales, properties, and the like. The four-time Grammy-nominated artist launched the Solana-based memecoin, Mother Iggy ($MOTHER), which had a market capitalization of around $7.65 million. She also co-founded Unreal Mobile, a telecommunications company with clear mobile data and call plans without hidden fees. 

One of the standout acts in her business was her 2022 catalog sale to Domain Capital, reported by the outlet to be an eight-figure deal for a lump sum in return for future publishing/royalty earnings. Azalea's incredible OnlyFans revenue made her the top-earning celebrity on the platform before parting ways. She reportedly made over $9.2 million in a single month and an estimated total of $48 million overall from OnlyFans. Apart from her modelling career, which she began in 2012, various endorsements and live shows also continue to contribute to her rising net worth, although music output has slowed. 

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Though shying away from the music industry's spotlight, momentarily, Iggy Azalea's popularity hardly ever fades as she continues to steer her career to success.

Iggy Azalea put down her mic to bed and marched forth in endeavors, in vision, in a brand new direction, pioneering economic gains. Come the first month of 2024, about a decade since Fancy, Azalea took to X, to declare her voluntary retirement from music, citing that her passion "about design and creative direction" outweighs her love of songwriting, emphasizing that she was not indeed "bullied away from music." She firmly stated her intention to divert her energy towards non-musical creative endeavors, business, and entrepreneurship.

Following her perennially iconic hits like 'Fancy' with Charli XCX, 'Black Widow, 'Work', and several others, she rescinded development of her fourth album, bidding adieu to rap music. Presently, Iggy Azalea is heavily involved in business ventures, including unique OnlyFans collaborations, which have become a substantial source of revenue. She has her own entrepreneurial ventures and forays into crypto, investment, fashion, and tech.

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