Bet you didn’t know Drake owns a luxury olive oil brand called “Nuri.” Yes, olive oil. He bought a stake in a Spanish olive oil company, and now his bottles cost $50 a pop. It’s sold at Whole Foods, and he once signed a bottle for Oprah. “Olive you, Oprah,” probably.
Drake Net Worth 2026: Income, Wealth, Assets & Earnings
He also has a crypto portfolio worth millions (he invested early in Bitcoin and Ethereum), and he bought a $500,000 NFT of his own album art. That’s right—he bought a digital picture of his own CD cover. It’s like buying a photo of your own face and framing it. But hey, it’s tax-deductible.
The Bottom Line (Literally)
So, what’s the final number? As of 2026, Drake’s net worth is estimated at $1.1 billion. He’s the third richest rapper in the world—behind Jay-Z (who’s at $2.5 billion) and Diddy (who’s at $1.3 billion, before all the legal drama). But here’s the kicker: Drake is only 38 years old. He’s got another 40 years to build more wealth. Imagine him at 70, sipping whiskey on his private island, laughing at his own old tweets.
If you ever feel bad about your financial situation, just remember: Drake once spent $3 million on a necklace shaped like his own face. And he wore it to a basketball game. That’s the kind of confidence only a billion-dollar fortune can buy. So go ahead, buy a lottery ticket. You’ve got as much chance as Drake did when he was a child actor on “Degrassi.” Actually, no—he had a plan. And now he’s a billionaire. Degrassi-to-billionaire pipeline: real, and incredibly annoying for the rest of us.
