SHANIA TWAIN | $21.5 MILLION | NEW ZEALAND
Eilleen Regina Edwards, widely celebrated as Shania Twain, became a prominent figure in the country-pop music scene during the 1990s. Despite the initial commercial disappointment of her debut album in 1993, Twain’s career took a significant upturn with her second album, “The Woman in Me,” released two years later. Her collaboration with then-husband and producer Robert Lange proved to be highly fruitful, leading to a series of commercially successful albums. However, in 2004, Twain took an unexpected break from music, later attributing the hiatus to health issues that impacted her vocal abilities. Demonstrating resilience, Twain made a notable comeback in the 2010s, embarking on numerous tours throughout North America and reestablishing her presence in the music industry.
Shania Twain’s successful music career has not only brought her fame but also substantial earnings, which she has invested in numerous properties worldwide. Among these investments is a lavish lodge in New Zealand, valued at $21.5 million, which she initially acquired with her former husband in 2004. Following their separation, the ownership of this opulent property has transitioned solely to Lange, who has since transformed the lodge into a high-end hotel, offering stays at $1,850 per night.
