Holly Willoughby tripled her earnings in just one year.
The 33-year-old TV presenter - who is pregnant with her third child - raked in nearly £1.5 million in the last financial year through her production company, Peaches Productions Ltd, which is three times more than it earned the previous year.
According to Companies House documents obtained by the Daily Mirror newspaper, Holly's production company earned £1,474,582 last year, compared to £583,672 in 2012.
The blonde beauty is the production company's sole shareholder, while her husband Dan Baldwin is listed as secretary.
Holly's bumper fiscal year follows the happy news she is expecting another baby with Dan, with whom she already has four-year-old Harry and two-year-old Belle.
As well as presenting 'This Morning' with Phillip Schofield, Holly also fronts 'Surprise Surprise' and is a regular on 'Celebrity Juice' with Keith Lemon and her best friend Fearne Cotton.
Holly also has her own clothing line with online brand Very.co.uk and a homeware range with BHS.
The TV star previously claimed she'd love a long-lasting career like her 'Surprise Surprise' predecessor, Cilla Black.
She said: "I try not to take fame too seriously. It would be amazing to have a career as long as Cilla Black's."

Hollyoaks' Ste Hay is heading down a dark path.
The soap favourite recently became hooked on drugs and is struggling to remember if he killed villain Fraser Black (Jesse Birdsall), but there will be even tougher times ahead for the character, according to actor Kieron Richardson.
The 28-year-old star is enjoying his character's dramatic new storyline and feels privileged to still be receiving gritty plots after nine years on the Channel 4 soap.
He told the Daily Star newspaper: "There's so much exciting stuff that I can't tell you about. You think they are going to run out of ideas, but they've got some crazy people upstairs who come up with these plotlines that are so fantastic you would never guess them.
"I've been here for nearly nine years, but I still have the buzz and the butterflies when I come into work.
Meanwhile, co-star Danny Mac - who recently won Sexiest Male at the British Soap Awards - says he is content playing downcast Dodger Savage, as he worries a happily ever after for the character could put him out of a job.
He explained to The Sun newspaper: "I don't think Dodger's ever going to have a happy ending. Well, as soon as he does, I think that's it. As long as he's miserable, I think I'm still in a job."

John Legend and Chrissy Teigen have adopted a three-legged dog.
The 'All of Me' hitmaker was unable to join his model wife at Spike TV's Guys' Choice Awards at the weekend because he was bringing French bulldog Penny to her new home, and the pair are thrilled to have a new addition to their household.
Chrissy told People: "She's a little tripod. She has been abused, and we are so excited to welcome her to the family."
The brunette beauty - who also has bulldogs Pippa and Puddy - also joked she and her spouse are "working on" having babies to raise alongside their dogs.
She said: "If dogs are the starters for babies, we should have three or four babies by now.
"I like to think of ourselves as working on babies all the time. And working on getting dogs all the time."
Chrissy recently joked she is unable to keep up with her 35-year-old spouse's achievements.
She said: "Of course I'm proud. But at the same time, this guy - how often can you be proud of him? I actually told him this the other day - I was like, 'You come to me every single day with some high honour, another number one...' like 'Oh, we've reached number one in this country now.'
"I'm like, 'John, I can't keep up with how talented you are, and I can't keep up this excitement. I'm going to have to keep giving you crap because listen, it's getting exhausting.'
"You know how when someone just aces everything and you're just like 'Alright buddy, chill out'...it's gotten to that point now."

Jennifer Lopez has told Casper Smart to keep all the gifts she bought him.
The 'On the Floor' hitmaker recently split from the 27-year-old dancer after two-and-a-half years of dating and the "generous" singer - who has six-year-old twins Max and Emme with ex-husband Marc Anthony - wanted him to have some lasting mementos from their relationship.
A source said: "He gets to keep all the gifts that Jennifer bought him, including the customised truck that she gave him for his 25th birthday.
"Jennifer has always been very generous and Casper has bags of things to move out."
Over the weekend, Casper was seen moving his belongings out of the 44-year-old star's home and is said to be devastated about the split.
A source told People magazine: "He is upset about the split. He really wanted to stay with Jennifer. He loves her and her kids."
It was recently claimed the 'American Idol' judge is determined to stay friends with the choreographer as her kids have developed a bond with him.
The source explained: "She will definitely still keep things civil and actually still loves him. The hard part is the kids love him too. He has become a part of her family.
"It's not going to be one of those breakups where you never see them together again."
Meanwhile, in recent weeks, Casper has been accused of cheating on the star with transsexual bikini model Sofie Vissa, whom he met and exchanged sexual messages with online first.
However, Casper has denied the allegations and subsequent claims involving a second transgender model.

Jon Voight says it was "wonderful" watching his granddaughter in 'Maleficent'.
The veteran actor was thrilled to see five-year-old Vivienne Jolie-Pitt appear alongside his daughter Angelina Jolie - who made her own acting debut alongside her father in 1982's 'Lookin' to Get Out' when she was four years old - in the new Disney movie and is incredibly proud of them both.
He said: "[Vivienne was] magnificent. She's wonderful.
"It was a very lovely moment to see Angie with her on screen, and they were terrific together. It was just great.
"It's the most wonderful thing when you see your little granddaughter, just like when I saw Angie on the screen, you know."
However, the 75-year-old star insists it is impossible to compare Vivienne and Angelina's movie debuts.
He said: "You can't compare them because each one is themselves. But it was really a knockout to see her. I'm telling you. It was great."
Angelina - who also raises sons Maddox, 12, Pax, 10, and Vivienne's twin Knox, as well as daughters Zahara, nine, and Shiloh, eight, with fiance Brad Pitt - was delighted at how easily her youngest girl adjusted to being on camera.
She said: "That's just Vivienne. We call her my shadow. She's a very... she's wonderfully affectionate, very much a mommy's girl and so it was a natural fit. It was very easy and very fun to do."

Amanda Seyfried wouldn't want to work while pregnant.
The 28-year-old actress was recently cast in 'Ted 2' and though she is unsure whether Mila Kunis who is expecting her first child with fiance Ashton Kutcher - will be returning for the comedy sequel, she would understand if she wanted to take time out to focus on her impending new arrival.
Speaking to Hello! magazine, Amanda - who is dating actor Justin Long - explained: "I don't know whether [Mila Kunis] has a role in 'Ted 2'. I don't know what she's going to do. I know if I were her and pregnant, I wouldn't be thinking about work. I understand you can balance it but ... I think it would be so nice to be pregnant at some point when I'm ready for that."
The 'Million Ways to Die In the West' actress admitted it used to "bug" her when people struggled to pronounce her name correctly, but after hearing it misspoken so many times, she no longer cares.
The screen beauty added: "I've spend years telling everyone how to say it but now, I just don't care any more.
"It used to bug me but what's the point of allowing that to annoy you?"

Passenger claim the only thing don't like about Ed Sheeran is his love of lego.
The 'Let Her Go' band, who are back with new album 'Whispers', share many interests with Ed and have worked closely together in the studio, but they insist his toy collection isn't for them.
Mike Rosenberg told the Daily Star newspaper: "I love Ed to bits.
"We enjoy having a few beers together and catching up over dinner. But I usually nip off before the Lego comes out. He's a big fan - I'm not."
Despite not wanting to build a lego castle with the 'Sing' hitmaker, Mike owes his chart-topping pal, 23, a debt after he worked on the smash hit 'Let Her Go' and helped the band to achieve global fame.
Mike, 30, said: "We've done a lot of touring together.
"He played an enormous role in getting 'Let Her Go' heard and pushing Passenger over the line. We do a bit of writing together too.
"But even if I didn't have him to thank I would love Ed as a bloke because he is one of the most talented artists in the world."
Meanwhile, Ed is celebrating after achieving his first number one with his new track 'Sing' at the weekend, which is taken from the star's upcoming second album 'x'.
Ed said: "It's nice to finally have a number one in my home country. Thank you to everyone who supported the single for making this happen."
Passenger's new album is out now.

Pulp's Jarvis Cocker thinks Metallica's forthcoming headline appearance at Glastonbury could be "a bit abrasive".
The frontman has voiced his concerns about the metal act topping the bill at Worthy Farm later this month and thinks the band are an "interesting choice" but isn't convinced their performance would sit well with festival goers' "fragile" state.
Speaking to BBC 5 Live, he said: "They've probably not had much sleep and they've been indulging in certain things.
"So the main thing is to be a vague, warm, friendly presence. "Whether a full-borne rendition of 'Enter Sandman' is going to fill those criteria I don't know."
Pulp headlined the event in 1995 when The Stone Roses had to pull out and Jarvis will be back at the festival this year to take to the decks for a DJ set.
Metallica recently defended their upcoming Glastonbury performance, with drummer Lars Ulrich saying there's a point where the criticism directed at them "becomes ridiculous."
However, an online petition to ban the act from Glastonbury has been launched by animal rights activists and more than 30,000 followers have joined the page on Facebook.
The petition - entitled 'Remove Metallica from Glastonbury festival for their support of bear hunting' - already has more than 22,000 'likes' on the site.
Singer and guitarist James Hetfield, who is an avid hunter and member of America's National Rifle Association, is set to narrate an eight-part series called 'The Hunt' on the History Channel, which focuses on the killing of Kodiak brown bears in Alaska.
The petition was set up following the announcement and many regular festival-goers also feel the band's music isn't in keeping with Glastonbury, which is traditionally a 'hippy' event.

George Lucas claims Harrison Ford wanted his character to be killed off during 'The Empire Strikes Back'.
The 70-year-old director - who created the 'Star Wars' franchise - admitted the actor pleaded for his character, Hans Solo, to die during the fifth instalment after he was frozen and sealed in carbonite and delivered to Jabba the Hutt.
Lucas said: "Harrison kept yelling through the whole thing, 'Kill me! Kill me! Kill me!'.
"I said, 'Harrison, I can't kill you. I need you at the end of the next movie. There's this love thing going on. But I'll do the next best thing. I'll put you in a slab of concrete and ship you off to Mars'."
Lucas has since sold the franchise to Disney, and Ford, along with other members of the original 'Star Wars' cast, including Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill, are due to appear in the upcoming 'Star Wars Episode 7'.
Lucas also told Deadline: "I love the 'Star Wars' films. I'm glad I made them. They were designed to inspire kids to think outside the box.
"They did make a difference which I see every day. I see it in everything from astronauts to filmmakers. It's interesting the films are still being talked about."

Seth Rogen is in talks for a 'Bad Neighbours' sequel.
The 32-year-old actor stars in the comedy as father-of-one who vows to seek revenge on a frat who moves in next door and following the success of the movie - which was made by the production company Point Grey, which he set up with Evan Goldberg and James Weaver - there could be a follow-up.
Talking at the Produced By conference over the weekend, he said: "We are having a lot of discussions.
"Getting a movie made is far harder than making a movie. Getting the money is the hardest thing."
Rogen (Mac Radner) starred alongside Rose Byrne who played his wife Kelly Radner, and 'High School Musical' star Zac Efron who was cast as the frat leader, Teddy Sanders.
The film was released in the United States on May 9, 2014 to positive reviews and grossed over $213 million against an $18 million budget.
It is Rogen's second-highest grossing non-animated film, behind only 'Knocked Up'.

Peyton Reed will direct 'Ant Man'.
The 'Bring It On' director has been called in to helm the picture - based on the 1960's comic book - after Shaun of the Dead's Edgar Wright dropped out in May, reports Variety.
Adam McKay - who will contribute to the script - was also rumoured to replace Wright, who had been in talks with Marvel to pen the film since 2006, but pulled out "due to differences in their vision of the film."
Reed, 49 - who is due to start work on the movie this autumn - also developed Marvel's 'Fantastic Four' and his most recent film 'Yes Man' (2008) starring Jim Carey grossed over $223.2million worldwide.
Meanwhile, Paul Rudd is set to star in the flick as the superhero 'Ant Man' with Michael Douglas playing his mentor Dr. Hank Pym.
Evangeline Lilly, Corey Stoll, Michael Pena and Patrick Wilson will also appear in the action adventure which is due out in July 2015.
The movie will be part of Marvel's 'Phase 3' storylines, following the release of 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron' in May 2015.
It's likely Rudd will also join the third 'Avengers' movie, starring alongside Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man), Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Chris Evans (Captain America) and Mark Ruffalo (The Hulk).

Spain's King Juan Carlos wanted to abdicate because he didn't want his son "withering" like Britain's Prince Charles waiting to take the throne.
The 76-year-old monarch, who announced last week that it was time for a "younger generation to step into the front line", reportedly told courtiers that he wanted to abdicate because he didn't want to see his son, Prince Felipe, "grow old waiting for the throne like Prince Charles".
Charles, 65, is the oldest heir to the British throne for 300 years, with his mother Queen Elizabeth now 88.
Juan is believed to have been considering stepping down since his 75th birthday because he wanted his son to be in charge when he was still a young man.
He reportedly spoke to Rafael Spottorno, chief of the royal household, and said: "I do not want my son to wither like Prince Charles," according to Spain's El Mundo newspaper.
The Zarzuela Palace refused to confirm or deny the statement and a Clarence House spokseman "declined to comment" on the reports.
Meanwhile, John Prescott, the former Deputy Prime Minister, has called for the Queen to "gracefully step aside" and allow Prince Charles to deliver next year's address to Parliament.