Klaxons’ James Righton has reportedly had a "difficult year" financially.
The 31-year-old keyboardist is said to be struggling to keep up with his actress wife Keira Knightley in the earning stakes following the band’s decision to split in November last year.
A source shared: "It’s been a difficult year for James with the Klaxons breaking up. But he is positive he can turn things around."
The latest figures available show that James’ company Galloping Faster – which he runs with former bandmates Jamie Reynolds and Simon Taylor-Davis – made just £14,844 in the 12 months up to March 2014.
And while Companies House says that the Klaxons have assets of £43,252, they’re also reported to be in debt, having borrowed from their Galloping Faster business.
However, the new rave musician – who welcomed his first child and daughter with ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ star Keira in May – is said to be keen to provide for his new family.
The insider added to The Sun newspaper: "It is also possible he could be making money from other avenues, as he is often working on several projects at any given time."
Meanwhile, the 30-year-old actress’ Kck Boo company is said to be worth an impressive £4.1 million which explains how the couple were able to splash out £4 million on a new five bedroom home in London earlier this year, ahead of their daughter’s birth.
Klaxons’ James Righton had ‘difficult year’ financially
