LeAnn Rimes Net Worth, Career, Television Career, Career Success, Quick Facts

Margaret LeAnn Rimes is LeAnn Rimes’ real name, and she was born on August 28th, 1982. Her family moved to Garland, Texas when she was very young, despite the fact that she was born in Jackson, Mississippi. Margaret was the family’s only child, and her parents quickly enrolled her in vocal and dance lessons. She was performing in talent shows by the age of five. Rimes began booking major roles in musical theatre when she was still quite young. While performing in Dallas plays, she auditioned for Broadway productions and came very close to landing a role in Annie.

LeAnn Rimes Net Worth

According to Celebrity Net Worth, LeAnn Rimes is a $10 million net worth American singer-songwriter, actress, and highly acclaimed Country Music star.

LeAnn Rimes, who began her music career at the age of 13, has become one of the most recognizable stars in the Country music industry. She has sold nearly 40 million records worldwide to date. LeAnn Rimes’ music has received widespread critical acclaim, as well as numerous awards, including three Grammys. She has also written and published four books.

Television Career

After Anime she then appeared on the reality TV show Star Search, where she received encouragement from judge Ed McMahon. Rimes was inspired to pursue a career in country music as a result of this. She had captured the undivided attention of talent scouts from all over the country by the age of nine. She toured the country and frequently sang the national anthem at Dallas Cowboys home games. Her father was an important part of her early career, assisting her in touring and recording three albums for an independent record label.

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Career

Bill Mack, a disc jockey, is widely credited with introducing LeAnn Rimes to the mainstream. He wrote the song “Blue” for her, and it was this hit that catapulted her to stardom at the age of 13. She recorded the song in 1994 and later signed with Curb Records in 1996. Curb had Rimes re-record “Blue” for her debut studio album, but they released the same version she had recorded when she was 11 years old. Despite this, the single reached number ten on the charts, and her debut album, Blue, also reached the top of the Country charts. “One Way Ticket” and “The Cattle Call” are two other hit singles from her debut album. Critics compared LeAnn Rimes to Patsy Cline, and she was awarded a Grammy at the age of 14 for her achievements.

Unchained Melody: The Early Years, a compilation album by LeAnn Rimes, was released in 1997. This album showcased Rimes’ impressive range with previously unreleased tracks, and it included pop songs as well as the Country songs for which she was known at the time. Later in 1997, she released You Light Up My Life: Inspirational Songs, which demonstrated Rimes’ ability to shine in a more mainstream format. The album was later certified four times platinum.

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Career Success

In 1998, Rimes released her third studio album, entitled Sittin’ On Top Of The World. Despite mixed reviews, the album was certified platinum. Once again, Rimes favored mainstream pop music over her country music roots. Then, in 1999, LeAnn Rimes’s next album, simply titled LeAnn Rimes, marked a complete 180-degree turn. The majority of the country classics covered on the album were Patsy Cline hits. Critics who had previously criticized her more commercial albums praised her return to her roots. The album once again went platinum.

In 2000, LeAnn Rimes fully committed to pop-influenced mainstream sounds. She appeared in Coyote Ugly and contributed several songs to its soundtrack, including the international smash hit “Can’t Fight the Moonlight.” I Need You, a doomed compilation album, was released in 2001. The album sold poorly and received negative reviews.

Rimes later admitted that the album was released without her knowledge and that her father had simply pieced the album together using outtakes from previous recording sessions.
After a lengthy period in which her father controlled her career, LeAnn Rimes achieved independence in 2001.

That year, she released Twisted Angel, her first album produced without her father’s assistance. The album received poor reviews due to its failed attempt at a “country-pop crossover,” despite the fact that it was a major achievement for LeAnn Rimes. With This Woman, she returned to country music in 2005.

Despite the album’s failure to satisfy the critics, it was a commercial success. Three of the singles reached the top five on the country charts, and the album sold over 100,000 copies in its first week of release. Rimes quietly released a studio album in 2006 that was never released in North America. This was because she did not wish to overshadow This Woman’s success.

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With the release of Family, her ninth studio album, Rimes enjoyed even greater success. This time around, she accomplished both commercial and critical success. The album featured a variety of musical genres and artists such as Bon Jovi. She toured and collaborated with various musicians throughout 2008. In 2011, she released Ladies & Gentlemen, a cover album, before releasing her eleventh studio album, Spitfire, in 2013. In 2016, she released her subsequent album, Remnants. She appeared in the film Logan Lucky the following year.

Private Life and Assets

From 2002 to 2010, LeAnn was married to her backup dancer Dean Shermet. In 2003, LeAnn and Dean (mostly LeAnn) purchased a three-acre estate in Nashville for $1.7 million. After moving into their custom-built palatial mansion, they sold this property in 2008 for $2.125 million and moved into their new residence nearby.

They spent $4 million to construct a 23-room, 13,300-square-foot palace on more than 5 acres. Soon after moving in, LeAnn’s affair with actor Eddie Cibrian was discovered, and the couple separated. In 2009, they listed their custom-built estate for $7.45 million. Unfortunately, they were unable to sell the property until 2012, when they did so for $4,1 million.

LeAnn purchased a new home in the Los Angeles suburb of Hidden Hills, California, for $3 million in 2013.

In 2016, rumors circulated that LeAnn and Eddie were experiencing financial difficulties due to a slowdown in their respective careers. OK! According to the magazine, the only reason they had not filed for divorce was that they could not afford the legal fees and neither was willing to accept the property division.

Quick Facts

Net Worth:	$10 Million
Date of Birth:	Aug 28, 1982 (40 years old)
Gender:	Female
Height:	5 ft 4 in (1.651 m)
Profession:	Actor, Author, Singer, Songwriter
Nationality:	United States of America