LOGAN Paul shot to fame on YouTube as a young lad - now he's raking in millions with a promising WWE career.
The influencer also has a string of booming businesses under his belt - including global sensation Prime, created with pal KSI.
What is Logan Paul's net worth?
Logan Paul is one of the most famous internet stars on the planet — and with that fame comes a hefty bank balance.
As of February 2024 he's worth an eye-watering £80million, thanks to numerous revenue streams.
The YouTube sensation amassed a huge following throughout his career and has since gone on to win new fans in a number of different areas including boxing, wrestling, music and acting.
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How does Logan Paul make his money?
Paul has 23.5million subscribers on YouTube, has his own podcast imPAULsive, and owns his own clothing brand.
Maverick Clothing is said to have sold £2.1million's worth of clothing in three days when the company first launched.
Logan also has plenty of endorsement deals thanks to his influencer lifestyle.
He has collaborated with huge names such as Nike, Pepsi and TV streaming platform HBO in the past.
The social media personality can rake in as much as £100,000 just for posting a snap on his various platforms.
He's even appeared in popular TV franchise Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and starred in film The Thinning.
In 2021, the viral sensation told TMZ that he made around $20m (£14m) for his huge eight-rounder with Floyd Mayweather in Miami which he drew.
In April 2022 Logan made another impressive career move, stepping into the ring at Wrestlemania 38 alongside Miz to seal an unexpected victory.
WWE has since signed him to a multi-event contract.
Since then, he's defeated Dillon Danis "El Jefe", a fight which saw his opponent disqualified.
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Logan has also battled his long-time pal and business partner KSI twice, drawing once and losing once.
Does Logan Paul own Prime?
Logan and KSI are the owners of the successful energy drink company Prime Hydration.
Prime is a main sponsor of the UFC.
Logan and KSI recently celebrated the sale of their billionth bottle of Prime, with a £40,000 gold karat statue of the drink.
What cars does Logan Paul own?
The Dodge Challenger SRT8 was Logan's first car, and he ended up gifting it to one of his fans.
But he liked it so much he ended up buying two more — his first was yellow, his second a custom red job, and his third one is a shocking purple colour.
It comes with a 6.4-litre V8 petrol engine that produces 470bhp, while it'll set you back around £60,000.
Logan may have to invest in a child-friendly vehicle after he announced he is expecting the birth of his first child with fiancée Nina Agdal.
The couple announced their happy news on Instagram with an adorable snap of them kissing while holding sonogram pictures.
Logan captured the post: "Another Paul coming this Fall."
The wrestler also shared the news on his story and wrote: "Next chapter will be very special".
Logan also owns a Mercedes Benz G550 4×4 off-roader, finished in white with huge black alloys.
It's powered by a 4.0 litre V8 petrol engine that produces 416bhp, with a nine-speed automatic gearbox.
0-60mph takes 5.8 seconds, while the top speed is limited to 130mph.
If you're after a G-Class yourself, you'll need deep pockets, as the range starts from around £130k.
Paul also owns a Polaris Slingshot, a three-wheeled motorcycle, which has a pretty crazy look with lots of angles and sharp-looking trim.
And you can always take a passenger along for the ride, as the Slingshot is a two-seater.
It's quick, too; powered by a 2.0-litre petrol engine that produces 203bhp, while 0-60mph takes 4.9 seconds.
He also reportedly owns a Ford Bronco, with prices for the SUV ranging between £45,000 and £85,000, and a decked-out Mercedes Benz Maverick Sprinter Van — which he may have bought because it shares his nickname — worth around £125,000, complete with a seat that reclines into a bed, coffee machine, televisions and a Playstation.