Rupert Grint made an additional £3 million in the past year thanks to his £24 million property empire.
The ‘Harry Potter’ actor – who is said to have earned around £40 million from playing the titular character’s best pal Ron Weasley in the film franchise – has boosted his bank to the tune of almost £58,000 per week thanks to his savvy housing investments.
According to The Sun Online, the 32-year-old star’s company Clay 10 Ltd’s accounts showed the firm is worth more than £20 million, a hike of more than £2.5 million since 2019.
What’s more, Rupert’s Oneonesix Developments is worth £4 million.
In June, it was reported Rupert had a £24 million property empire and had recently added another £10.6 million of homes to his extensive portfolio, including splashing out £1.5 million for two properties in Luton, south east England, and a £500,000 house in Hitchin, south east England.
A source said at the time: "Rupert’s become a real property magnate and has been working his magic on building his empire.
"His portfolio is worth around £24million now and he’s growing it all the time.
"He has started three property businesses which are all bringing in a tidy sum.
"One of his companies, Clay 10, invested in over £8million worth of property in the last financial year.
"Another of his firms, Oneonesix Development, has been buying up places just outside of London.
"Rupert is a shrewd investor and is buying up high-spec rental properties with good transport links to the city as well as more plush houses.
"Recently he bought a house for £500,000 in Hitchin, Herts, and then spent £1.5million on two neighbouring houses in Luton, Beds."
Rupert’s girlfriend Georgia Groome gave birth to a daughter, their first child together, in May.