Michelle Keegan rakes in a huge SIX figure sum while on maternity leave as she makes £8k a week from string of TV jobs
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NEW mum Michelle Keegan's bumper bank balance has given her another reason to celebrate.
The actress, 38, raked in a staggering £441,082 while pregnant with daughter Palma, bringing her net worth to more than £4million.
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Michelle Keegan has had a money-spinning year
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Michelle with baby daughter Palma
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New accounts for her artistic creation performing arts firm Rosia Promotions show Michelle's income was thriving while she was off on maternity leave.
Accounts filed at Companies House today show that she made the equivalent of £8,482 per week for the year up to September 30, 2024.
The fresh profit increases the net worth of Keegan's company to £4,032,277 after bills are accounted for.
The firm boasts £3,473,623 in cash and £610,370 in property - a flat in Altrincham bought in 2022 - as well as £120,219 in monies due in.
Michelle, who has been a hit in Netflix's Fool Me Once, Sky's Brassic and the BBC's Ten Pound Poms, set her company up in 2013 and signed off the latest accounts on June 13.
Earlier accounts reveal Michelle made £280,000 in her firm's first year of trading and made her first corporate million by 2016.
She exceeded £2 million in 2021 before topping £3 million in 2023 – with £3.6 million in accumulated profits held as at September 30 2023.
In addition to her acting firm, Michelle co-directs clothing business Mysa Active with husband Mark Wright.
Not such a money spinner as yet, it held £37,838 as at 31 May 2024.
Hubby Mark also runs fitness firm Train Wright, property business Chigwell Properties and media firm – The Wright Look Models.
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His firms add £3 million to the family riches.
And the money is set to keep rolling in as we exclusively revealed this week that Michelle has signed a six-figure advertising deal to become the new face of Sky.
She is set to film a series of promo clips — which will be shown around the globe — with fellow British actor, Luther star Idris Elba.
She landed the deal after becoming a major player for Sky, with her comedy-drama Brassic one of the most popular series to air on the platform.
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Michelle in BBC period drama Ten Pound Poms
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