Amy Winehouse Joins British Music's Rich Elite With Huge Fortune

Amy Winehouse has made her debut in the Sunday Times Rich List with an estimated £10million fortune.

The pop star, whose recent antics have sparked fresh fears about her safety, ranks 10th in the top 100 richest people in music in Britain under the age of 30.

The list is topped by Dhani Harrison, the son of the late former Beatle George Harrison, who shares his father’s £160million inheritance with his mother, Olivia.

The White Stripes’ Jack White has also been included on this year’s list at number 6 because of his romance with British-born model Karen Elson.

According to the Sunday Times, the pair share an estimated £26million fortune.

Despite being a relative newcomer to music, former X-Factor winner Leona Lewis has already earned £6million thanks to her success in America, placing her at 14th.

One of the biggest movers this year is popstar Katie Melua who climbs to number 7 after almost doubling her wealth to £18million.