Simon Cowell's true assets revealed, as he says, he didn't make so much money.

Simon Cowell is one of the most famous faces in the world and has a net assets of almost half a billion pounds – but the TV personality claimed that it was “so much” not worth it

Simon Cowell, the legendary figure, which our screens first adorned on Pop -Idol in the early 2000s, has become a staple in the entertainment world. Cowell started as a modest mail room writer at EMI Music Publishing and worked upwards before starting his own record label S Records.

“I was fearless because I had nothing to lose,” he confessed to Mailonline. “I all picked out hell in the music business because I was this collapsed arrogant child who absolutely believed in myself.”

The now 65 -year -old Cowell made a name for himself by putting numerous musicians in the spotlight and venturing into television with pop idol in the thirties. His rise to fame led him to a well -known name and created HIT talent shows like The X Factor and America's Got Talent, which catapulted acts like One Direction, Leona Lewis and Little Mix for fame.

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With his successes, Simon Cowell's assets of 654 million dollars are said to be. However, Cowell himself has played down these figures.

“Oh god, it's not that. I'm not even close. I am serious. I'm not doing it. I did a lot, I will not lie. I have made a little money, yes, but not so much,” he revealed Elizabeth Day about her How to Fail Podcast, reports the mirror.

Despite his considerable assets, Simon confessed that he is still plagued by financial concerns due to the “so precarious” nature of the world. In an open conversation with Elizabeth, he took his preventive step to start his shows before the covid closure because she feared delays.

“I'm always worried about money because I think that you have to have a way,” he admitted.

The review of the year 2011, when the television mogul shared insights with GQ about its wealth and found that he “bequeathed the whole amount of charitable purposes”, “he rationalized”, “you can enjoy it while you have it, and then he went into good reasons” to concentrate on children and animals as his supporters.

He continued: “One of the good things when earning money is that you can help other people. It feels good when you do it. I like it.”

In an interview with Mailonline post, Simon was repeated in an interview with Mailonline -Post. “I don't like the idea that you simply pass it on from generation to generation and it just gets bigger. I mean, I actually find it pretty disgusting,” he said.

He explained his philosophy: “As a father, I want my son to be in order, but you know that nobody ever gave a penny, and I think part of my drive was that I had nothing to lose. That gives them a lot of energy.”

Simon Cowell, who is known for his sharp criticism, has remained an integral part of the British got talent, which judges alongside Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli. After completing the X factor in 2018 after a 14-year run, Simon opened for the sun about possible changes that he would consider for the show.

“It is difficult, but there are hundreds of people who still want to be pop stars. We would have to return to the basics. The other thing we did with the show was to continue tinkering and add new formats,” he considered.

“When we started the show for the first time, it was very simple with unique elements. I would argue that they couldn't do a better music show than this.”

In addition to his judgment, Simon took a mission to discover the next boy band of the charts. “I have no idea how this will end, because until we find the band it is, but there is something that I will do in the middle that I have never done before,” he teased during a appearance this morning in July 2024.

Alison Hammond speculated: “I think they will bring them to a house together.”

To which Simon replied: “It's kind of close, but something else that I have never done. I think 1d [One Direction] It was always about friendship and spice girls and the determination of being successful. “