North West: $375 Million
North West, age 9, is the eldest child of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West. The bulk of North’s net worth is made up of trust assets and investments; however, the youngster is also busy building her own brand, which means her net worth will likely grow exponentially. North’s mother, Kim, has trademarked North’s name in various areas, including entertainment, toys, advertising and cosmetics. Additionally, North has film credits to her name — the latest being a voice actress for the 2023 film “Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie.”
Stormi Webster: $410 Million
Five-year-old Stormi Webster is the eldest child of makeup magnate Kylie Jenner and rapper Travis Scott. Like Blue Ivy, Stormi has trust assets and investments that make up the bulk of her net worth. However, Stormi’s mom, Kylie, has teased that Stormi is close to launching her own brand, which means that the little girl’s net worth will likely grow by leaps and bounds.
Blue Ivy Carter: $720 Million
Blue Ivy Carter, age 11, is the eldest daughter of singer Beyoncé and rapper Jay-Z. Besides her trust assets and investments and her inheritance, which make up the bulk of her net worth, Blue Ivy has production and songwriting credits to her name, which equal royalties. She wrote a song, “Brown Skin Girl,” for a 2019 soundtrack album to Disney’s live “The Lion King: The Gift.” Plus, she narrated the audiobook version of “Hair Love.”
Princess Charlotte of Cambridge: $5 Billion
Princess Charlotte is the middle child of Prince William and Princess Kate. While it’s been reported by Marie Claire that the 8-year-old is expected to get a job rather than being a full-time working royal, it’s not because she is lacking in net worth. Instead, her parents are eager to help Charlotte and her elder brother, Prince George, avoid the “heir and spare” complex that Prince William and Prince Harry had to deal with.
As of now, Princess Charlotte does not have a job, and she also has not received her inheritance, so her net worth is determined by her value to the U.K. economy in terms of her ability to drive billions in sales, according to Reader’s Digest of Australia.