Anne-Marie

Anne-Marie, born Anne-Marie Rose Nicholson on April 7, 1991, in East Tilbury, Essex, England, is a British pop singer and songwriter who has become one of the UK’s most successful female artists of recent years. She began training in martial arts as a child and became a two-time British karate champion before turning her focus to music. She started singing in West End musicals as a young girl and appeared in productions of “Les Miserables” and “Whistle Down the Wind” before pursuing a career in pop music.

Anne-Marie first gained significant attention through her collaborations with electronic artists, particularly her vocals on Rudimental’s album “We the Generation” (2015) and Clean Bandit’s global hit “Rockabye” (2016), which reached number one in the UK and multiple countries worldwide. She followed this with solo hits including “Ciao Adios,” “Friends,” “2002” (a nostalgic pop anthem co-written with Ed Sheeran), and “Don’t Play” with KSI.

Her debut album “Speak Your Mind” (2018) reached number three on the UK Albums Chart, and her second album “Therapy” (2021) also charted in the top five. She expanded her career by becoming a coach on “The Voice UK” starting in 2021, where her warm personality and constructive feedback have made her a fan favorite. She has also ventured into children’s music and authored books, further diversifying her income streams.

With an estimated net worth of $12 million in 2026, Anne-Marie’s wealth comes from her consistent chart success, lucrative touring, television work, and collaborations with some of the biggest names in pop and electronic music. Her ability to cross genres and connect with audiences of all ages has established her as a versatile and enduring presence in British pop music.