Elton John – £60.5 Million

Sir Elton John has sold over 300 million records worldwide in his lifetime. That fact alone establishes his influence as one of the best-selling music artists in history. His 1997 single “Candle in the Wind,” which was written as a tribute to honor the death of Princess Diana, remains the best-selling chart single with 33 million copies sold.

Sir John isn’t slowing down yet, with the release of his 2021 studio album, “Regimental Sgt. Zippo” along with a collaborative album “The Lockdown Sessions.” Known for his signature glasses, in 2021, he launched an eyewear collection in partnership with Walmart and Sam’s Club. According to Forbes, his earnings for 2020 amounted to £60.5 million.

Susanna Reid – £7.3 million

Susanna Reid is one of the most sought-after morning show hosts and journalists. Her resume speaks for itself. She’s been a host on BBC’s Good Morning and has been on several other shows and networks ever since. Her career started when she worked on BBC Radio Bristol; her tenure with the network lasted for 20 years after that.

Reid isn’t very comfortable with having details regarding her personal life disclosed. She’s a private person, but that doesn’t mean she hasn’t had her fair shot at fame. Her dancing talent and acting experience while working on the soap opera “Hollyoaks” cement her as a TV powerhouse.

Piers Morgan – £1.1 Million

In 2021, Piers Morgan infamously resigned his role hosting “Good Morning Britain” in the wake of backlash over comments on Meghan Markle. Morgan has edited some of Britain’s top newspapers including, the Daily Mirror and First News, and has been a judge on “America’s Got Talent” and “Britain’s Got Talent.”

Still very much in demand, he landed a new gig in 2021 with News Corp and Fox News Media. A Forbes article put salary from his previous hosting role on ITV’s Good Morning Britain at £1.1 Million yearly. Controversy sure does pay in his case.