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Milley Cyrus does not need an introduction. It is impossible to talk about theWrecking Ballhitmaker without mentioning her transformation from a Disney darling inHannah Montanato a controversial pop sensation. Her early success allowed her to expand her skill set and push her creative boundaries. She cemented her reputation as a respected artist by shifting from television to music, which allowed her to use her fame to land a coaching position onThe Voice.
This means she would have made a hefty sum of money coaching the American singing reality competition TV show. Referred to as the Pop Chameleon, she has reportedly made an astounding $13 million in her role as a coach onThe Voiceseason 11. It led to comparisons with Chris Evans, a major star in Hollywood, who took home a little bit more money—$15 million—for playing Captain America inAvengers: Endgame.
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Miley Cyrus Was Paid A Hefty Sum For CoachingThe VoiceSeason 11
Miley Cyrushas made millions of dollars as a judge onThe Voice, a singing competition, from 2016 to 2017. According toScreen Rant, theBoltactress’ pay for seasons 11 and 13 was reportedly as high as $13 million. This is mainly because she was already a popular face even before landing the judge role.
Moreover, Cyrus stated that the 13th season of the show would be her last, at least for the time being, onThe Howard Stern Showin 2017. She confessed:
“This is my—maybe not my last season forever, but [after] this season, I don’t have any more seasons lined up. So, I’m done.”
Both Blake Shelton and Adam Levine returned to coach for the eleventh season. For the first time, there were two female coaches on the panel—Alicia Keys and Miley Cyrus, who took the place of Pharrell Williams and Christina Aguilera.
Ever since its debut, the popular reality singing competitionThe Voicehas drawn viewers from all over the world. Well, contrasting Chris Evans’ alleged $15 million salary fromAvengers: Endgamewith Cyrus’ $13 million salary is likely to cause some discussion regarding the relative worth of various artistic mediums.
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How Much Did Chris Evans Get Paid forAvengers: Endgame?
Let us start from the beginning.Chris Evansreceived $1 million to play Steve Rogers/Captain America in the firstCaptain Americamovie,Captain America: The First Avenger,released in 2011, according toBusiness Insider. However, there are reports (viaCheatsheet) that he earned as little as $300,000 for the first film, which is not too surprising given how much his co-stars earned for their roles.
That salary was, of course, increased by the time Evans appeared inAvengers: Endgame.The actor reportedly made a cool amount of $15 million for the film, which is the same pay he received forCaptain America: Civil War(2016) andAvengers: Infinity War(2018), according toThe Hollywood Reporter.
Evans has a $110 million net worth, according toCelebrity Net Worth. In addition to earning money from Marvel, the actor has acted in movies such asSnowpiercer, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,and theFantastic Fourseries.
Robert Downey Jr., like Chris Evans, is the most successful actor inAvengers: Endgame. Not only did he create the MCU from the ground up withIron Man, but he also served as the main character in the 2019 $2.799 billion film.For his last MCU film, the actor reportedly negotiated a $75 million payment from Marvel (perTHR).
With a global box office receipt of $2.799 billion,Avengers: EndgameoutperformedInfinity Warover its whole theatrical run in a mere eleven days and shattered multiple box office records.
StreamAvengers: Endgameon Disney Plus.
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