Rapper Lady Leshurr is gaining quite a fan base for her fun skating routines on Dancing on Ice with her professional partner Brendyn Hadfield.
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The 32-year-old Birmingham-born musician is best known for her songs Queen's Speech and D.I.V, and of course, was honoured with a British Empire Medal in 2020.
The star is considered to be the most successful female grime artist ever, but how much is Lady Leshurr actually worth?
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What does Lady Leshurr do for a living?
Lady Leshurr, whose real name is Melesha Katrina O'Garro, is a rapper and also a presenter.
Aside from her impressive music career, the rapper is also a 1Xtra Breakfast show presenter.
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What about Lady Leshurr's acting career?
Lady Leshurr also has a film title under her belt, having appeared in 1 Day, a British crime drama that follows a Birmingham-based gang.
What is Lady Leshurr's net worth?
The rapper is estimated to be worth an impressive £434,000, according to reports.
Why did Lady Leshurr turn down £181,000?
In 2007, Lady Leshurr revealed that she had been offered $250,000 to "diss" Nicki Minaj.
Explaining her experience with Atlantic Records, she told The Guardian: "They flew me out and we had a conversation, but their idea was that they were going to pit me against Nicki Minaj.
"It was like: 'She’s the biggest female MC and you need to take her down,' and I wasn’t feeling that at all. That whole stereotype of female rappers and their supporters having to compete with each other – it seems to be a crime to be a fan of two female rappers that are successful. So I turned it down."
How much will Lady Leshurr earn from Dancing On Ice?
According to The Sun, salaries for the celebrity contestants on Dancing on Ice are between £20,000 and £100,000.
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