Michelle Keegan is earning '£30,000 a WEEK following the global success of Fool Me Once - amid claims she's set to land a multi-million pound deal with Netflix for a string of projects'
Michelle Keegan is reportedly earning an impressive £30,000 per week thanks to the global success of her Netflix hit Fool Me Once.
The actress has cemented herself as a multi-millionaire after cashing in with a string of projects, and her income is set to rise even further, with reports she's been offered a six-figure sum by the streaming platform.
According to accounts obtained by The Sun, Michelle's company Rosia Promotions Ltd has cash of £2.9m for her last 12 months of trading, and £3.6 million in company accounts.
A tax bill also shows that Michelle is earning around £1.5 million per year, which averages at £30,000 a week.
Michelle earned £60,000 per year when she starred on Coronation Street, but left the soap in 2014 to pursue other acting roles.
Michelle Keegan is reportedly earning an impressive £30,000 per week thanks to the global success of her Netflix hit Fool Me Once
The actress has cemented herself as a multi-millionaire with a string of projects, and it's been also been reported she's been offered a six-figure sum by the streaming platform
The star is now earning far more thanks to a string of acting projects, having recently wrapped filming on a second series of Ten Pound Poms.
Michelle is also set to start filming on a seventh series of the Sky comedy Brassic, with a sixth instalment set to air later this year.
The star also cashes in with various modelling deals, including clothing ranges with Lipsy and Very, as well as her own fashion company Aytee7 which she runs with husband Mark Wright.
A source said: 'Michelle is the complete package: a great actress, easy on the camera and a savvy businesswoman.'
Michelle recently earned global recognition thanks to her role in the thrilling Netflix series Fool Me Once, which is based on the Harlan Coban novel of the same name.
Following the success, it has now been reported that the streaming platform is keen to secure Michelle for a number of other projects.
The offer could help the former Coronation Street star crack America, and also bag a massive paycheck.
A source told The Sun: 'She’s proved you don’t have to be the stereotypical plum-voiced leading lady to appeal to an international audience.
The star also cashes in with various modelling deals, including clothing ranges with Lipsy and Very, as well as her own fashion company Aytee7 which she runs with husband Mark Wright
'Michelle offers something different, but with all the charm, glamour and sex appeal that makes her one of Britain’s most exciting acting exports. America is seen as a market where they believe she could make the greatest impact.'
The insider added: 'With so many rival streamers eyeing Michelle up now, it’s a no-brainer for Netflix to sign her. But they’re likely to have to offer her a six-figure sum to keep her for multiple projects.'
It comes after MailOnline revealed that Michelle has become the talk of Hollywood after catching the eye of movie bigwigs in Fool Me Once.
She's been inundated with movie scripts and proposals for potential new roles as film chiefs fight it out to make Michelle the latest Brit actress to conquer the big screen.
A source said: 'The response to Fool Me Once has been overwhelming. The phone calls and offers have been coming in from Hollywood film executives, it's different to anything Michelle has experienced before.
'Netflix is a global platform and the show has given her the opportunity to shine. Her career has already been a success but now her star is rising, everyone can feel that this is the beginning of something special.
'Michelle feels lucky that she's always played likeable characters but now she's hoping to take it up a notch by landing a film role.
'She aspires to play a dark character in a hard-hitting thriller, which will be a challenge that she's completely ready for.'
Michelle shot to fame on Corrie as feisty Tina McIntyre back in 2008, starring on the soap for six years and in almost 900 episodes.
She went on to win main roles in BBC TV dramas Our Girl and Ten Pound Poms, plus Sky comedy Brassic.
After she left the soap opera to pursue other acting roles, Michelle admitted fearing she would never work again.
She described the decision as a 'risk', particularly as her character was killed off, ending any chance of a return to the role.
But she's since surpassed her own expectations by landing multiple TV roles and now playing the lead in Fool Me Once, which has been produced by Nicola Shindler, who was also behind Happy Valley.
