The hit reality TV competition "The Voice" brings two huge doses of celebrity star power to season 11 as Alicia Keys and "Wrecking Ball" singer Miley Cyrus join Adam Levine and Blake Shelton as coaches. Carson Daly also returns as the host.
The two-night season premiere event kicks off Sept. 19 on NBC. Here is a look at the cast of "The Voice" this season, their careers and how much money they're worth.
Miley Cyrus Net Worth: $160 Million
Miley Cyrus, daughter of country music star Billy Ray Cyrus, signed on to judge for "The Voice" season 11. In 2004, Miley landed the starring role on Disney's tween hit "Hannah Montana." She parlayed the show's success into what would become a globally iconic music career, which includes chart toppers like "Wrecking Ball" and "Party In The U.S.A."
But the singing superstar hasn't put acting behind her. She has a role in the comedy TV series "Crisis in Six Scenes" and recently appeared in "The Night Before," starring Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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Alicia Keys Net Worth: $60 Million
When she released her debut album "Songs in A Minor" in 2001, Alicia Keys stood out from her pop contemporaries by writing her own lyrics and music and producing her own songs. The album, which has gone platinum six times over, earned her five Grammy awards. "Fallin'," which comes off the album, remains one of her top songs on the Billboard charts, landing in the No. 1 spot and spending 34 weeks on the charts.
Before she hit the music scene, Keys appeared on television, making her TV debut on "The Cosby Show" in 1985. She's made numerous cameos over the years, even appearing in "The Secret Life of Bees" and guest starring in Fox's "Empire."
Adam Levine Net Worth: $60 Million
Adam Levine, the frontman of Maroon 5, has seen huge success both in and out of the music industry. In addition to churning out Maroon 5's chart-toppers like "One More Night" and "Moves Like Jagger," Levine has dabbled in acting and owns his own record label. This season on "The Voice," he teams up with rock singer Sammy Hagar, famous for songs like "Your Love Is Driving Me Crazy" and "Give To Live."
Levine was among the highest-paid celebrities in 2015, according to Forbes, with People With Money naming him the highest-paid singer of 2016, with an estimated $76 million in earnings. He and his wife Behati Prinsloo are expecting their first child on Sept. 20 -- just one day after "The Voice" season 11 premiere.
Blake Shelton Net Worth: $60 Million
Blake Shelton released his 10th studio album, "If I'm Honest," on May 20. Shelton reportedly drew inspiration for the album from his divorce from Miranda Lambert and his public courtship of Gwen Stefani.
Although estimates show Shelton has the same net worth as Levine, he reportedly earns less money on "The Voice." Shelton earns $4 million per cycle, according to CelebrityNetWorth.com, which tracks celebrity earnings. Levine brings in $6 million.
But Shelton isn't exactly strapped for cash. Forbes estimated Shelton earned $28.5 million between June 2014 and June 2015, thanks in large part to his 42-show touring schedule and his gig as a coach on "The Voice." In 2016, however, he did not appear on Forbes' World's Highest-Paid Celebrities list.
Gwen Stefani Net Worth: $100 Million
Gwen Stefani returns to "The Voice" for season 11 as an adviser to Team Blake. Aside from being the lead singer of No Doubt and a successful solo artist, Stefani is an entrepreneur, having launched her own clothing line, L.A.M.B., in 2003. The fashion line has grown to boast $90 million in annual revenue in recent years, reported Business Insider.
Among her biggest hits on the Billboard charts include 2005's "Hollaback Girl" and 2006's "Wind It Up." More recently, "Used To Love You," released December 2015, peaked at No. 52 on the charts.
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Christina Aguilera Net Worth: $130 Million
Last season, Christina Aguilera made headlines for behind-the-scenes feuds with co-judge Blake Shelton and his girlfriend Gwen Stefani. Reportedly, Aguilera didn't take kindly to a deal between producers of "The Voice" and Shelton and Stefani, in which they would earn bonuses for on-air duets.
Whatever the argument, Aguilera has come a long way from her days in Disney's "The All-New Mickey Mouse Club" and hit songs like "Genie in a Bottle," "What a Girl Wants" and "Come on Over Baby." Although it's unclear how much Aguilera is making for season 11 of "The Voice," entertainment news website The Wrap reported in 2013 that, going into season five, Aguilera was expected to receive a $12 million base salary.
Aguilera will not be judging this season of "The Voice."
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Pharrell Williams Net Worth: $150 Million
While Pharrell Williams dominates music charts with hits like "Happy" and the Daft Punk collaboration "Get Lucky," the music producer has been a fixture on the scene for decades. In May 2016, he launched a line of Adidas sneakers called Pink Beach, the first wave of which sold out within hours of release. Williams will also host Complex's two-day arts and music festival, ComplexCon, in November.
Williams' net worth is $150 million. Forbes reported Pharrell earned $32 million between June 2014 and June 2015, thanks to recording deals, touring income and his work as a judge on "The Voice."
Williams will not be returning for season 11 of "The Voice."
Carson Daly Net Worth: $25 Million
Carson Daly is the host and a producer for "The Voice," for which he makes a salary of $5 million per year, reported CelebrityNetWorth.com.
Daly started out as a radio DJ before joining MTV as a video jockey for various television programs, including the popular "Total Request Live." In addition to hosting "The Voice," Daly has also hosted his own late-night show, "Last Call with Carson Daly," since 2002. He's also a radio personality for 97.1 AMP Radio in Los Angeles.
Net worth figures are indicative of assets versus liabilities. All net worth figures are according to CelebrityNetWorth.com unless otherwise noted.
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