Tina Arena, an Australian-born singer-songwriter, actress, and record producer, has a net worth of $10 million.
In November 1967, Tina Arena was born in Keilor East, Victoria, Australia, to Filippina Lydia Arena.
She is among the most successful female artists in Australia.
In 1996 and 2000, Arena was the top-selling Australian artist to win six ARIA Awards and World Music Awards.
In recognition of her contributions to French culture, President of the French Republic Nicolas Sarkozy awarded her the Knighthood of the Order of National Merit in 2009.
Arena was the inaugural Australian recipient of the Order of State.
Following her success on the 1977 series, she was appointed as a judge on Australia’s Young Talent Time in 2012. Arena was voted as Australia’s all-time greatest singer in a 2012 poll.
She has released eight studio albums in English and two in French.
The album Don’t Ask, released in 1994, achieved the top spot at the Australian charts and has been awarded a 10x Platinum certification.
The album sales of Arena have surpassed 10 million worldwide.
“I Need Your Body”, “Chains”, “Burn”, “Aller plus haut”, and “Aimer jusqu’a I’m impossible” are some of her most well-known tracks.
In 2013, Arena released his autobiography, Now I Can Dance.
Vincent Mancini and she have a son.