Little Mix ‘celebrate huge payday as they earn a whopping £11.2million from the success of their sell-out tours’
- The girl group have earned the jaw-dropping fortune by performing to their legions of fans around the world over the last two years
- The latest accounts for their firm Eternal Magic Touring Limited filed to Companies House last month show the quartet shared £4.6million last year
- According to The Sun, records show the group paid themselves £3.5million in dividends between 2017 and 2018
- Little Mix have embarked on six tours since they were crowned the winners of the eighth series of The X Factor in 2011
- The group had planned a 21-date UK concert tour for this summer but were forced to cancel it due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
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Success keeps coming for Little Mix as the group have reportedly earned a whopping £11.2 million from their sell-out tours.
The band, made up of Jesy Nelson, Jade Thirlwall, Perrie Edwards and Leigh-Anne Pinnock, have earned their fortune by performing to their legions of fans around the world over the last two years.
According to The Sun, the latest accounts for their firm Eternal Magic Touring Limited filed to Companies House last month show the quartet shared £4.6million last year, with a further £2.7million paid in tax over two years.
Wow: Success keeps coming for Little Mix as the group have reportedly earned a whopping £11.2 million from their sell-out tours (pictured in November 2019)
Little Mix have embarked on six world tours since they were crowned the winners of the eighth series of The X Factor in 2011.
The band’s company, which was set up after they met on the show, is co-owned by all four members.
Records show the group paid themselves £3.5million in dividends between 2017 and 2018 and still had more than £4million left over.
MailOnline has contacted a representative for Little Mix for comment.
Success: The latest accounts for their firm Eternal Magic Touring Limited filed to Companies House last month show the quartet shared £4.6million last year, with a further £2.7million paid in tax over two years (pictured in September 2019)
Along with their tours, Little Mix have also raked in the cash through releasing five successful studio albums, merchandise and becoming the face of beauty products and clothing.
The stars have sold over 50million records worldwide, making them one of the best-selling girl groups of all time.
Their most recent tour, LM5, kicked off in September 2019 in Madrid, Spain and concluded in London in November.
The group had planned a 21-date UK concert tour for this summer but were forced to cancel it due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The ladies took to Twitter to confirm the news, saying: ‘We are sad to announce that following the latest government advice, we have to cancel out upcoming UK Summer Tour.
Wealth: Records show the group paid themselves £3.5million in dividends between 2017 and 2018 and still had more than £4million left over (pictured in September 2019)
‘The health and safety of all our fans and crew is always our number one priority. Please look out for an email from your ticketing agent shortly. Please only contact them if you have not received an email by May 5th.’
Reiterating government advice, the singers stressed safety first, as they concluded: ‘Please stay safe and stay home, lots of love, the girls x.’
The cross-country roadshow, which was set to run between June and August, was set to include stops in Leicester, Hull, Aberdeen and Cardiff.
Careers: Little Mix have embarked on six tours since they were crowned the winners of the eighth series of The X Factor in 2011(pictured in December 2019)