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Ant McPartlin net worth

Ant McPartlin

How much is Ant McPartlin Worth? Ant McPartlin Net Worth in 2026

$ 47 million
Ant McPartlin Net Worth
$6,700,000 / year
Ant McPartlin salary

Ant McPartlin’s net worth is estimated at $47 million as of November 2026. He is one half of Ant and Dec, and most of the money traces back to ITV contracts and the private companies that collected them. The best hard number we have sits in a company that no longer exists.

Net worth $47 million (our estimate, range $35 million to $65 million)
Estimated annual income About $6.7 million before tax (our calculation from reported ITV deal totals)
Born November 18, 1975, in Newcastle (age 50)
Country United Kingdom
Known for Ant and Dec, I’m A Celebrity, Britain’s Got Talent, Saturday Night Takeaway
Main income sources ITV contracts, Mitre Studios, jointly owned Hurley, property

How much is Ant McPartlin worth in 2026?

Teecourt, his personal company, reported total equity of £20,411,723 for the year to June 2018, Yahoo reported in 2020. Companies House shows the same company was dissolved on October 6, 2020. So the largest documented pile of his money stopped being visible six years ago, and his other listed appointments show no obvious replacement. The firms he shares with Declan Donnelly still file, so those rows use 2025 accounts. The rest is inference.

We estimate $47 million, and a fair range is $35 million to $65 million. We converted at £1 to $1.34, the X-Rates rate on November 3, 2026. Much of the ledger below is our own assumption, and each row says where.

How Ant McPartlin built it

  • Kept income inside private companies. Teecourt reported £20.4 million of equity in the year to June 2018.
  • Renewed with ITV again and again. Reports show ITV deals in 2019, 2022 and 2025, the latest running to the end of 2028.
  • Co-founded a production company. Mitre Studios, founded in 2011, now produces the Belta Box channel and a podcast.

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How we got to $47 million

Source Our estimate What it rests on
Teecourt, his own company $27.4 million Documented but old: £20,411,723 total equity in the year to June 2018, at today’s rate.
Tax on the Teecourt money minus $9.1 million Our assumption: a third when drawn out, the same treatment we give Donnelly’s company. The top UK dividend rate is higher, but it need not all come out at once.
Half of Hurley Promotions $1.9 million Net assets of £2,828,912 at June 30, 2025, signed by both presenters. We credit him half, £1.4 million. About £2.5 million of it is a loan to Mitre Holdings.
ITV-era pay since mid-2018 $20.1 million Our assumption: £5 million a year for eight years is £40 million. Half goes to tax, a quarter of the rest is spent, leaving £15 million.
Homes $6.7 million Hello put his properties at about £5 million in 2020, and a later Hello report has the pair’s at about £10 million combined. We have not updated that value, and we assume they were bought before 2018, outside the other rows.
Half of Mitre Studios $2 million Our assumption: book value was £301,606 at December 31, 2025, down from £1,720,167 a year earlier as staff rose from 18 to 24. We value the company at £3 million for its formats. No sale or profit figure is public.
Half of the Algarve loss minus $1.7 million The pair reportedly lost nearly £2.5 million in 2019, after the Teecourt figure. Half is our assumption. Private outflows we can’t see are not in this ledger.
Total $47 million The rows sum to about $47.2 million.

Two matching companies, one test

Donnelly set up his own company on the same day in 2006, and it still files. Deecourt’s accounts show net assets of £22,205,002 at June 2018, close to Teecourt’s £20.4 million, and £35,882,472 at June 2025. Our calculation: that is £13.7 million in seven years, or about £1.95 million a year, kept after whatever he drew out. Our pay row leaves McPartlin £15 million over eight years, or about £1.9 million a year. That is why our figures for the two men land close together, though we don’t know that McPartlin saved at the same rate.

The £96,000 week

ITV doesn’t comment on talent contracts. The press reports do, and they mostly land on the same shape. Hello reported in 2019 that a £30 million three-year deal came to £5 million a year each, and a £30 million deal over three years was reported again in May 2022. By our calculation that is about £96,000 a week.

A figure from 2018, reported by Hello, had him on about £130,000 a week. Multiply that by 52 and you get £6.76 million. The contract maths comes out 26 percent lower, and part of the gap is likely income outside ITV. If we ran the £130,000 through the same tax and spending assumptions, the pay row would rise from $20 million to about $27 million. Heart reported that the same 2022 deal was worth £40 million, which would add about $6.7 million. Both are reasons the range runs as high as it does.

He started on considerably less. The same Heart report says Byker Grove paid about £100 a day.

A number frozen since 2016

Public estimates for him still circle about £62 million, a figure in print in 2016, again in 2020 and again in 2024. That’s roughly $83 million at today’s rate, about $36 million above ours. The likely cause is plain: those estimates appear to treat reported deal totals as money banked, before tax, and the number rarely gets revisited once published.

Not every deal paid off. The pair reportedly lost nearly £2.5 million in 2019 on a luxury property complex in the Algarve that collapsed, Yahoo reported.

Tied to ITV through 2028

Oasis FM reported on December 23, 2025 that a new multi-million-pound contract keeps them at ITV until the end of 2028, with the value believed to be close to earlier three-year deals. ITV hasn’t confirmed the sum. A month later, on January 16, 2026, the pair launched Belta Box, a digital channel, and announced their first podcast series, both produced by Mitre Studios, the company they founded in 2011.

The contract alone should add about $5 million to the figure by the end of 2028: two more years at £5 million, half to tax and a quarter of the rest spent, is £3.75 million. The larger swing would be a sale of Mitre Studios or any filing that shows where the Teecourt money went.

Ant McPartlin net worth FAQ

How much did Ant McPartlin make from his ITV deals?

Reports put the recent three-year deals at about £30 million for the pair. By our calculation that’s £5 million a year for him before tax.

What happened to Teecourt?

Companies House shows it was incorporated on October 19, 2006 and dissolved on October 6, 2020. It reported £20.4 million of equity two years before that.

How long is he under contract at ITV?

Until the end of 2028, according to a December 2025 report. He and Declan Donnelly joined ITV in August 1998, so that makes about 30 years.

Does he own a production company?

Yes. He and Donnelly founded Mitre Studios in 2011. It produces their Belta Box channel and the podcast launched in January 2026, and it reported £301,606 of net assets at December 2025.

How old is Ant McPartlin?

He was born on November 18, 1975, so he is 50 and turns 51 later this month.

Why is this estimate lower than others?

We take out tax and spending, and we don’t reuse the old £62 million figure. That figure works out at about $83 million today, against our $47 million.

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How we estimate net worth

Our estimates are based on public reporting, company valuations, and deal and earnings figures all compiled in an internal valuation model. They are approximate, and figures change over time as new information emerges.

Last updated: November 2026.