Making his debut on the magazine's annual list back in 2016, the 28-year-old singer has now broken through the 100 million pounds barrier amassing a 116 million pound fortune to replace 31-year-old
Style's fortune increased following the success of his third solo studio album 'Harry's House', which spent six weeks at the top of the UK charts, as well as lead single 'As It Was' which topped the US Billboard chart for 15 weeks.
The former One Direction star's acting career continues to go from strength-to-strength with lead roles in 2022 in 'Don't Worry Darling' and 'My Policeman' whilst he has lucrative endorsement deals with Gucci and skincare and nail varnish ranges.
Fellow pop star
Model-and-actress Cara Delevingne moves up two spots from last year to third place with 63.8 million pounds earned. Harry's former One Direction bandmate Niall Horan sits in fourth position with earnings of 58.4 million pounds.
Notable new entries this year include 21st placed singer/songwriter Sam Fender who has amassed 10 million pounds after the success of second album "Seventeen Going Under" and a mammoth sold-out tour.
A trio of former "Love Island" contestants also make their debuts with couple Molly-Mae Hagueand Tommy Fury placing at 26th with a collective 6.5 million pounds while 2019 winner Amber Gillrounds out the top 30 with new "Love Island" presenter Maya Jama coming in at 29th with 5.3 million pound.
Now in its twelfth year, the Heat Rich List delves into the bank accounts of Britain's youngest, richest stars to find out exactly where they make their money.
Combing through their company accounts (where available), record sales, TV contracts and endorsement deals, the British publication produces an estimate for their lifetime earnings to date. Each entry must be an entertainer aged 30 or under, and born in, or chiefly resident in, the UK or Ireland.
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