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LeAnn Rimes is a songwriter, singer, and actress from the United States. She first achieved fame as a country music performer at the age of 13 with 1996's Blue.

It propelled Rimes' to the second-youngest country music star in America and earned her two Grammys. She has four books to her credit. LeAnn was married to her husband, Dean Shermet and doesn't have children.

What Is LeAnn Rimes' Net Worth In 2022? 

Per the Celebrity Net Worth, the approximated net worth of LeAnn Rimes is around $10 million. Since beginning Rimes' career at the age of thirteen, she has become one of the most well-known musicians in Country music. 

LeAnn Rimes is a songwriter, singer, and actress from the United States.
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Rimes, 39, has sold about 40 million albums worldwide to date. Her music has gained great recognition as well as numerous awards, including three Grammy nominations.

"Blue" Singer LeAnn Rimes spent $3 million for a home in the Los Angeles

LeAnn Rimes and her husband Dean Shermet (mostly LeAnn) invested $1.7 million in a three-acre estate in Nashville in 2003. They sold this house in 2008 for $2.125 million after shifting to a nearby custom-built palatial estate.

LeAnn Rimes and her husband Dean Shermet (mostly LeAnn) invested $1.7 million in a three-acre estate in Nashville in 2003.
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The couple paid $4 million to build a 23-room castle covering 13,300 square feet on over 5 acres. Rimes was caught having an affair with actor Eddie Cibrian shortly after moving in, and the duo separated. In 2009, they listed their custom-built mansion for $7.45 million. The pair not find a buyer until 2012 when they ultimately sold for $4.1 million.

LeAnn spent $3 million for a new home in the Los Angeles suburb of Hidden Hills, California, in 2013. Various gossip outlets stated in 2016 that Rimes and Eddie were experiencing financial difficulties as a result of a slowdown in both of their individual careers. 

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OK! The magazine also claimed that the only reason they hadn't filed for divorce was that they couldn't pay the legal bills and neither was willing to accept property distribution.

"I Need You" Vocalist LeAnn Rimes Career Highlights

Bill Mack, a disc jockey, is widely credited for launching LeAnn Rimes into the public. He created the song Blue for her, and it was this track that shot her to popularity when she was 13 years old. She recorded the song in 1994 and signed her first record deal with Curb in 1996. 

Bill Mack, a disc jockey, is widely credited for launching LeAnn Rimes into the public. 
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Other big tracks from Rimes' debut album include One Way Ticket and The Cattle Call. Critics compared her to Patsy Cline, and she received a Grammy award at the age of 14.

LeAnn's compilation albumUnchained Melody: The Early Years was debuted in 1997. This CD showcased her exceptional variety with previously unheard tracks, and it included pop songs as well as the Country songs for which she was known at the time. 

Later in 1997, Rimes released You Light Up My Life: Inspirational Songs, which demonstrated her ability to shine in a more mainstream setting. The album eventually got four platinum certifications.

Sittin' On Top Of The World, LeAnn's third studio album, was released in 1998. Despite receiving mediocre reviews, the album was certified platinum. Her musical tastes shifted away from her country origins and toward mainstream pop. 

Rimes then took a complete 180-degree turn with her following album, simply titled LeAnn Rimes, released in 1999. The CD comprised country classic covers, most of which were Patsy Cline tunes. Critics who had previously panned LeAnn's more commercial albums appreciated her return to her roots. The album was certified platinum once more.

LeAnn was firmly dedicated to a more commercial, pop-influenced sound in 2000. Rimes starred in the film Coyote Ugly and contributed many songs to the soundtrack, including the international smash Can't Fight the Moonlight. I Need You, the ill-fated compilation album, was presented in 2001.

The record did not sell well and garnered negative feedback. Rimes later claimed that the album was issued without her consent and that her father had just pieced together an album from outtakes from previous recording sessions.

After years of her father directing her career, LeAnn achieved independence in 2001. Twisted Angel, her first album created without the assistance of her father, was released that year. She returns to country music in 2005 with This Woman.

Rimes surreptitiously released a studio album in 2006 that was never published in North America. This was because she didn't want to overshadow This Woman's success.

LeAnn achieved even greater popularity with the publication of her eighth studio album, Family. The CD included a variety of genres and featured singers such as Bon Jovi. 

In 2008, Rimes toured and collaborated with numerous musicians. Ladies & Gentlemen, her first cover album, was published in 2011, followed by Spitfire, her eleventh album, in 2013. Remnants, LeAnn's next album, was released in 2016. The next year, she starred in the film Logan Lucky.

LeAnn decided to pursue an acting career in addition to her music career in 1998. She has played a variety of roles over the years. These include appearances on Colgate Country Showdown and Nashville Star, among others. She has starred in films such as Good Intentions, and Northern Lights.

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