Miranda Cosgrove Net Worth

American actress and singing artist Miranda Cosgrove has an eight million-dollar net worth. Renowned for her roles as a young actress, Miranda Cosgrove formerly held the best-paid child actress position worldwide. Apart from her acting, Miranda Cosgrove is a gifted musician, having put out several singles, albums, and extended plays.

Miranda Cosgrove made a good living working on iCarly. Her payout per episode changed with time, but at one point she was making an amazing $180,000 each episode. She became one of the highest-earning kid actors worldwide as a result; in 2012 she ranked highest among all the child actors in the Guinness Book of World Records.

Miranda Cosgrove’s Net Worth $8 Million

Miranda Cosgrove Personal Info

• Category: Richest Celebrities › Actors
• Net Worth: $8 Million
• Birthdate: May 14, 1993 (31 years old)
• Birthplace: Los Angeles
• Gender: Female
• Height: 5 ft 6 in (1.68 m)
• Profession: Actor, Voice Actor, Singer-songwriter
• Nationality: United States of America

Early Years

Miranda Taylor Cosgrove was born in Los Angeles, California, on May 14, 1993. Her parents were working-class, so she started her career in acting at age three. Originally seen as a youngster by a talent agent, Cosgrove soon found herself trying out many parts.

Profession

Cosgrove began booking commercial gigs for companies like McDonald’s and Mello Yello shortly after she connected with her agent. She had success modelling as well. Cosgrove had a strong love for performing soon after and started attending theatre, film, and television casting calls.

Though you might have missed her, Miranda Cosgrove’s first part was in Smallville’s pilot. She spoke as the youthful Lana Lang would have. Then Cosgrove broke through with a leading performance in the well-liked comedy School of Rock. The movie made more than $131 million at the box office and got great accolades. Critics also singled out Cosgrove for compliments.

She followed up in 2004 by establishing herself with Nickelodeon after landing a significant part in the series Drake & Josh. She appeared guest-wise in programs such as Grounded for Life, What’s New, Scooby-Doo?, and Lilo & Stitch.

The series over the following era. Regarding movies, she carried on her voice acting career with the animated Cartoon Network production Here Comes Peter Cottontail: The Movie. Though both lacked success at the box office, she also booked significant parts in movies such as Yours, Mine & Ours, and Keeping Up with the Steins.

Following her roles in the movie The Wild Stallion, Miranda Cosgrove returned to Nickelodeon, making multiple TV guest appearances on programs like Zoey 101. Cosgrove soon, though, was granted her program on the network known as iCarly. Starting in 2007, iCarly became rather popular and greatly advanced Cosgrove’s career. Among shows seen between the ages of 9 and 14 by 2008, it was the highest rated.

Carly assisted Cosgrove in launching her musical career as well; her debut release was the show’s theme tune. She later helped with four songs on the iCarly Soundtrack. She followed up with an extended play About You Now after putting out a Christmas tune in 2008.

She then provided one single for Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs soundtrack. She finally put her first solo album, Sparks Fly, out in 2010. She also carried on her acting career, as Margot in the Despicable Me movie series.

She put out the EP High Maintenance in 2011, including “Dancing Crazy.” The track charted nicely, and Cosgrove then started a tour. She did, however, sustain injuries in an automobile accident later that year, fracturing her ankle and having to postpone further tour dates. 2012 saw Cosgrove take part in iCarly’s series finale. She voiced a character in the animated film A Mouse Tale in 2015. She also booked a part in the horror flick Intruders that year.

Legal dilemmas

Miranda Cosgrove reportedly got a restraining order against an obsessed fan in 2014. Reports state that the admirer had been tracking Cosgrove everywhere she went by closely examining social media posts. Learning she studied at USC, her admirer, Joshua Stockton, also followed her down there.

The enthralled fan also sent gifts, which she swiftly returned unread. Things peaked when Stockton submitted pictures of his self-mutilated arms, threatening to kill himself. Cosgrove won her case before the judge, receiving a restraining order.

2014 saw Miranda Cosgrove also sue several individuals engaged in an automobile accident she claimed left her permanently crippled. Cosgrove claims that the driver was not paying enough attention when he collided with a disabled tractor-trailer in 2011, therefore rendering her “disfigured and disabled.”

The episode rendered Cosgrove in a wheelchair for months, therefore impeding her capacity for employment. To exacerbate things, the actress was scheduled for several well-publicized roles that would have greatly advanced her career.

Cosgrove’s story reveals that she was obliged to postpone 25 events scheduled for an income of about $400,000. Sony also terminated her contract with the celebrity, therefore stopping her from making more than $560,000 from future employment and records. Cosgrove also mentioned a rich deal she had to give up following the crash from Neutrogena. She would have made still another $400,000 if she had been able to fulfil the contract.

Cosgrove said, all things considered, the accident cost her about $2.5 million. Though this sounds like a lot for a car accident, one should keep in mind that Cosgrove makes her living in part from her appearance and mobility. This helps one to understand why Cosgrove has said the crash “ruined her career.”

Real estate

At nineteen years old, Miranda paid $2.65 million for a Los Angeles house in 2012. The house is 3,000 square feet, with a pool and lots of modern additions. She still owns this house now; it is worth $4–5 million currently.