CHARLI and Dixie D’Amelio rose to fame thanks to their TikTok success and have since turned their family into what some may say are the next Kardashian bunch.
Due to their success, the D’Amelio family has amassed an extensive net worth and many want to know how high their price tag actually is.
Over the years, the D’Amelio family has only become more popular among fans and they are now a household name with their own Hulu show.
While the family’s exact net worth remains unclear, they are millionaires individually.
As of June 2024, Charli, 20, has an estimated net worth of $30 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth, while Dixie, 22, has a $15 million net worth.
This number comes from their various business ventures and social media success.
Marc D’Amelio, 55, is their father and also has an extensive net worth thanks to the family’s fame. He is estimated to have a net worth of anywhere from $1.5 million to $2 million.
At this time, it remains unclear how much money Heidi D’Amelio, 52, is worth.
In September 2021, Hulu released a new reality TV series called The D’Amelio Show, which followed the lives of the D’Amelio family as they tried to navigate their newfound stardom.
Season one had eight episodes and concluded with Charli’s 17th birthday.
The D’Amelio show went on to have two more seasons before it was announced in June 2024 that it was canceled.
At the time of publication, the reason for the cancelation is unclear. However, during the season 3 finale, Charli wanted to step away from reality television.
“I’m at a point in my life where I really want to figure out how to balance my work life a little bit more,” the social media star said at the time.
All three seasons of The D’Amelio Show can be found exclusively on Hulu.
Although the series will not be returning, Charli and Dixie remain active on social media.
Charli boasts 44 million followers on Instagram, while Dixie has 21 million followers on the popular photo-sharing app.
As for TikTok, the sisters continue to post clips of their personal lives, including with their parents.
