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Singer you are beautiful... James Blunt
James Blunt net worth: You're Beautiful singer has eye-watering fortune in the bank
JAMES BLUNT, 46, is an English singer and songwriter. He has enjoyed success reaching number one in the UK charts. How much money does he have?
James Blunt net worth
The singer has a fortune of around £14.5million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
He was born in Hampshire in 1974 into a military family
While James is well known for his singing career, he did not release music until he was 30-years-old.
Before that, he studied sociology at the University of Bristol and gained his fixed winged private pilot licence.
After being sponsored through university by the military, James started to build his bank balance with a career in the forces.
While serving in the British Army Life Guards, he rose to the rank of captain.
Those serving as a captain now could reportedly earn around £42,009 per annum. It wasn't until James released his third single, You're Beautiful, that he shot to fame, landing a UK number one.
Not only was it well received in the UK, he enjoyed success in Europe and the record entered the top 10 in the US single charts.
His debut album went on to sell an impressive 11.2million copies across the world and was branded the fastest selling album in one year.
As well as earning money from releasing music, James has toured across the world. has released a total of six albums which are sure to have contributed to his wealth.
The singer also has money in property, owning a home in Ibiza and a chalet and restaurant in the Swiss town of Verbier.
He is also the owner of a pub that is based in Chelsea.
James has also had endorsement deals and featured in advertising campaigns for Hilton Hotels, Sprint telecommunications and The National Lottery.
This is sure to have helped him add to his fortune
New Zealand records zero covid 19
There have been 10 days of no new reported cases of Covid-19.
There remains one active case, the Ministry of Health has said in its latest update, released at 1pm.
The number of confirmed and probable cases remains at 1504, and the death toll remains at 22.
There were only 626 tests conducted yesterday, a reflection of the holiday period as well as the ministry's announcement that dozens of Covid-19 community-based testing centres around the country were closing. Low
testing volumes are regularly observed over holiday weekends, and we recognise that this alert level 2 Queens Birthday, people will have been taking the advantage of the renewed ability to travel and enjoy a break within New Zealand," the ministry said in a statement.
"However, we want to encourage and remind everyone that if they have any respiratory symptoms, they should seek advice from Healthline, their GP or after-hours clinic about getting tested. Testing is free."
The ministry said the approach to testing would be kept "under constant review".
"Each DHB will be making its own decisions on how best to provide testing over the coming weeks and this may involve a mix of Community Based Testing Centres, mobile services, primary care and other community-based testing."
There were 64 active CBACs on Friday, the ministry said, and 105 designated practices, including mobile clinics, providing assessments and swabbing.
Cabinet will consider the ministry's updated surveillance testing plan this week, which is expected to be made public in mid-June.