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Almost homeless to $60 million: Miranda Lambert's journey as queen of Country and Sass

Miranda Lambert celebrated her hit song 'Kerosene's' 20th anniversary on American Idol, showcasing her enduring talent. Beyond music, Lambert has built a $60 million empire with ventures like the 'Idyllwind' clothing line, Casa Rosa bar, Red 55 Winery, and The Pink Pistol boutique. Her MuttNation Foundation supports animal rescues, contributing over $1 million. Here is her story and how she built her business, Mogul. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Popular in International Country music powerhouse Miranda Lambert lit up the American Idol stage on May 4, 2025, with a blistering performance of her breakthrough hit 'Kerosene' celebrating the song's 20th anniversary. She appeared as a guest mentor during the 'Ladies' Night' episode of Season 23. Lambert coached the Top 10 contestants and reminded fans why she remains one of the country's most commanding fiery performance was full of attitude, grit, and trademark twang. It was a nostalgic nod to the song that launched her into the spotlight way back in often unnoticed, a much bigger story lies behind the glamorous stage presence and chart-topping hits: the evolution of a country star into a savvy, successful business mogul with an estimated net worth of $60 her debut album Kerosene , Lambert has recorded nine studio albums, earning three Grammy Awards , 38 Academy of Country Music Awards (more than any artist in ACM history), and 14 CMA Awards. But her success never relied on music alone; it was just the 2018, she launched 'Idyllwind,' a clothing and lifestyle line rooted in Western flair that represents her signature was followed by Casa Rosa, a Tex-Mex artist-themed bar and cantina in downtown Nashville. Maybe she started with this as a side hustle, but she blended her brand into it. With this, she became the first female country artist to own a bar on the city's iconic Broadway also co-owns Red 55 Winery , which offers wines named after her songs and family members, and operates 'The Pink Pistol', a boutique shop in Lindale, Lambert's success isn't just about profit; it's also about purpose. In 2009, she and her mother founded the 'MuttNation Foundation' to support animal rescues nationwide. The foundation contributes over $1 million to shelters and adoption real estate investments are equally impressive. In 2016, she purchased a sprawling 400-acre estate in Tennessee, complete with multiple homes, barns, and equestrian trails—a private retreat, another reminder that she is a country almost homeless to owning this much, it's hard to measure her wealth in numbers. She has built a lifestyle empire synonymous with the term 'American Dream,' proving that 'fire and sass' isn't just for the stage—it's the foundation of a country queen's success.