Raven Symone Net Worth , Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story What is Raven-Symone's net worth and Salary? Raven-Symone is an...
Raven Symone Net Worth, Biography Age, Family, wiki, And Life Story
What is Raven-Symone's net worth and Salary?
Raven-Symone is an American singer and actor with a $40 million net worth. Raven got her start in show business when she was a kid actor on "The Cosby Show." As an adult, she started a successful playing career. She has also made tens of millions of dollars from a licencing business that is very successful.
Category:
Richest Celebrities › Actors
Net Worth:
$40 Million
Date of Birth:
Dec 10, 1985 (37 years old)
Place of Birth:
Atlanta
Gender:
Female
Height:
5 ft 1 in (1.57 m)
Profession:
Comedian, Television producer, Actor, Voice Actor, Dancer, Singer, Film Producer, Fashion Model
Nationality:
United States of America
Net Worth Misconception
Raven-Symone is not worth $400 million, despite what most people think. A media report that hasn't been proven to be true said that Raven's business empire would finally bring in $400 million in sales for Disney, which owns Raven. That number is not the same as saying that Raven Symone has a personal net worth of $400 million. Even if the $400 million figure was correct, Raven would probably only get a small part of those earnings. After taxes, management, legal, and business fees, it would probably be between 10 and 20%. Raven's share of the money, which would be a lot less than $400 million but still a lot of money. Also, if you still think Raven Symone is worth $400 million, that means she has made about $1 billion in her life after taxes, fees, and other costs. Even though Raven has been paid a lot for her work, this is not true.
Early Years
Raven-Symone was born in Atlanta, Georgia. She is also known as Raven-Symone Christina Pearman. When she was young, she went to New York and started working as a model almost right away. She worked with Ford Models, and by the time she was two, she had been in ads for Ritz Crackers, Jell-O, and Cool Whip, among other brands. Raven was three years old when Symone and her parents, Lydia and Christopher Pearman, moved to Ossining, New York. Raven went to Park School.
Career
After trying out for a part in "Ghost Dad" with Bill Cosby, she was asked to be on "The Cosby Show" in 1989. She became well-known when she played Olivia for the last two seasons of the show. She then went on to be in a number of TV shows and films, including "Queen: The Story of an American Family," in which she played the younger version of Halle Berry's main character.
Raven began singing when she was seven years old. She got a record deal with MCA Records, and for two years Missy Elliot taught her how to sing. Symone's first record was called "Here's to New Dreams," and it came out in 1993. Both of her songs, "That's What Little Girls Are Made Of" and "Raven is the Flavour," were in the bottom half of the Billboard Hot 100. She was dropped from the record label in 1995 because her albums didn't sell well. In the United States, less than 100,000 copies of her record had been sold.
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In the autumn of that year, Raven was cast as Nicole Lee on 'Hangin' with Mr Cooper'. She stayed on the show until 1997 when it ended. In "Little Rascals" (1994), she played Stymie's girlfriend for the first time. The movie made $67,3 million all over the world. Raven and her father started RayBlaze Records in 1996. In May 1999, her second record, "Undeniable," came out on that label. In the U.S., just over 2,000 units were sold. In 1998 and 1999, she opened for 'N Sync on their tour.
"Dr. Doolittle," which came out in 1998, was Symone's second movie. This time, she had a major part. She was the oldest daughter of the character played by Eddie Murphy. The movie did well and made $294.5 million around the world. She also played the same part in the second movie.
In 2001, Symone tried out for a part on the Disney Channel that was about a teen girl who could see the future. She got the lead part, and in 2003, she started appearing on the Disney Channel show "That's So Raven." It became one of the most popular shows ever on the Disney Channel. It had four seasons, and soundtracks, dolls, DVDs, and computer games based on the show were made. So far, "That's So Raven" merchandise has brought in $400 million in sales around the world. The TV show "That's So Raven" was up for two Emmys.
Then, Symone got a recurring part as Kim Possible's best friend Monique in the Kim Possible series. That show was made into two films, and Symone was in both of them. Symone was also in the "Cheetah Girls" series and the pictures that came out of it.
In 2003, Raven tried again to become a singer. She got a contract with Hollywood Records, and she did the music for the "Cheetah Girls" movie. It premiered at No. 33 on the Billboard chart, sold 2 million copies, and is now certified Double Platinum. In 2004, it was the second most popular music. Riding the success of the soundtrack, she put out her third studio record, which did not do too well. Later that year, she sang a duet with Julie Andrews in "The Princess Diaries 2," her first Walt Disney movie.
Raven's first dramatic part was in "For One Night," which aired on the Lifetime Movie Network in 2006. She also played a role in the second "Cheetah Girls" movie and was an executive director. It was Disney's most-watched movie because more than 8 million people saw it on opening night. The soundtrack to the movie opened at No. 5 on the Billboard chart and has been given a platinum rating. Raven's first leading part in a movie was in 2008's "College Road Trip," which was a hit and went to No. 2 at the box office in the U.S. and Canada.
Raven's fourth record came out in 2008, and she went on tour that summer to promote it. Raven took a short break from acting in 2013 so she could go to school at the Academy of Art University. She got her degree in 2018, but from 2015 to 2016, she also worked as a host on The View. Symone kept acting in small roles after she graduated, including on more mature shows like Empire and Black-ish. She has kept putting out songs, even though she hasn't put out an album since 2008. She has also been in TV shows and films and has been on 'The Masked Singer'.
Raven's show "Raven's Home" started airing in 2017.
Personal Life
From 2012 to 2015, Raven was with AzMarie Livingston. She didn't say what her sexual preference was in public for a long time. She said that since she was 12 years old, she saw both men and women as possible love partners. Symone has said in interviews that she doesn't like labels and that she just calls herself "an American and a human who loves humans."
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