Becky Hill’s staggering fortune revealed as she’s now a MULTI-millionaire

BECKY Hill's staggering fortune has reached new heights, with the singer reaching multi-millionaire status.

Musician Becky, 30, who first found fame on The Voice UK in 2012, has amassing an impressive £6.6 million in her music career earnings.

The Sun previously told how her relentless schedule of shows across the globe — including a lucrative residency in Ibiza — saw her earnings hit £313,000 every month.

Newly filed records at Companies House reveal that Becky’s primary business, EKO Music, reported profits of £4.1 million, complemented by £437,224 from her latest venture, EKO Entertainment LLP.

Together, her companies have generated a remarkable £1,915 in daily profits over the past year, underscoring her commercial success in the industry.

Established in 2014, EKO Music initially posted a modest profit of £34,028, steadily growing to surpass the £1 million mark in 2021.

By 2023, its earnings had climbed to £3.8 million, reflecting Becky’s ascent from breakout star to business-savvy hitmaker.

EKO Entertainment, launched in 2023, has also posted strong early results, further bolstering her financial portfolio.

In addition to these ventures, Becky set up EKO Publishing last year, hinting at future plans for industry expansion, though its financials are yet to be filed.

With £3.2 million in cash reserves and £3.4 million in receivables, Becky’s firms are comfortably positioned for further growth.

Reported liabilities include £744,211 in distributions due from EKO Entertainment, £80,065 in corporation tax, and £62,420 in trade credits for EKO Music.

The chart-topper, who has 19 UK Top 40 hits and two Brit Awards to her name, recently told Bizarre she finally feels validated and ready to conquer the world as she embarks on a sell-out UK arena tour.

Speaking backstage at her homecoming gig in Birmingham, Becky, who originates from Worcester, said: “This is proper dream come true stuff. I couldn’t be any more on top of the world.

"I am so humbled. It’s one thing to put on an arena tour but it’s another to sell it out.

“It’s definitely a huge validation and you get to see it in physical form. It’s validating and heartwarming.”

Becky has a back catalogue of chart hits most artists can only dream of, with collaborations with countless dance legends including David Guetta and Chase & Status.

But it wasn’t until she won her first Brit Award in 2022 for Best Dance Act that the industry seemed to take note.

She went on to win the gong again the following year and was nominated for the award this year.

Determined not to rest on her laurels, Becky, who embarks on a ten-date US tour next month before a further six shows across New Zealand and Australia in December and January, said she’s more driven than ever.

Becky said: “I’m going to keep going for as long as I can and as far [globally] as I can.

“I definitely think world domination is still in my sights for sure. I am very grateful to do what I do. I would love to see how far this can get. I believe in what I do and who I am.

“That has come from turning 30 and letting go of my very insecure twenties. Now I’m just here to keep making music that I love and performing on stage which is also what I love.

"Not a day goes by that I don’t think, ‘Let’s see how far I can go.’ Why not me?”

Though, while she may believe in herself, Becky hasn’t let her success go to her head.

When I’m first taken backstage, she’s happily chatting to her mum in jeans and trainers rather than clicking her fingers to an oversized entourage demanding they bring her every desire.

And by her own account, Becky’s backstage rider is “boring as f***”.

She laughed: “I always have lots of room-temperature water and liquid IV, which is good salts for when I’m on tour. I’m a girl of simple pleasures.

"I don’t drink at all when I’m working or on tour, but we do have candles and humidifiers. They are scented.”

Almost apologetically, she added, “I wish I could give you something more exciting, but it’s not.”