The famous faces Aussies were obsessed with knowing the net worth of in 2024
Australians are a curious bunch asking Amazon's Alexa for the answers to all sorts of interesting questions in 2024.
According to Amazon data, when we weren't asking the virtual assistant how tall our favourite celebrities are, we wanted to know just how much some of the world's most famous are worth.
The list is a mix of celebrities, sports stars and even a returning President.
Read on to see who made the list and what their net worth is (so you won't have to ask again anytime soon).
10. Michael Jordan
The basketball legend just made it into the top 10 of people we wanted to know the net worth of this year, even though his playing days have been over for a while now.
10. Michael Jordan
Jordan was the first NBA player to become a billionaire and remains one today with a net worth of $US3.5 billion.
He sold his stake in the Chicago Hornets NBA team in 2023 and is the co-owner of a Nascar team.
9. Eminem
The rapper and songwriter remains one of the most popular artists today after first rising to fame in the late '90s.
9. Eminem
Eminem's net worth is believed to be $US250 million thanks to his extensive music catalogue, own record label Shady Records and touring.
8. Bill Gates
When you think richest people in the world Bill Gates usually comes to mind, which is why we find the businessman and philanthropist on this list.
8. Bill Gates
The co-founder of Microsoft is today thought to have a net worth of $US107.3 billion.
Bill Gates is the sole chairman of charitable organisation the Gates Foundation after divorcing Melinda Gates in 2021.
7. Donald Trump
Donald Trump is returning to the White House after being voted in as US President in 2024.
Alongside his political career he is also the founder of the Trump Organisation, which has a huge real estate portfolio.
7. Donald Trump
As he prepares for his second term as US President, Trump has a reported net worth of $US6.3 billion.
6. Lionel Messi
The Argentinian soccer player is thought to be one of the greatest football players of all time, so not surprisingly he can attract a hefty playing fee and massive sponsorship deals.
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