SZA predicted Glastonbury earnings, net worth, and who she's rumoured to be dating

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SZA predicted Glastonbury earnings, net worth, and who she's rumoured to be dating

SZA is set to take Glastonbury by storm this evening. At this point, the 34-year-old has been steadily making a name for herself for more than a decade.

Her career started in 2011, and has seen her co-write songs including Consideration for Rihanna's 2016 album Anti. The Grammy award-winner was announced as a headliner at Glastonbury - along with Coldplay and Dua Lipa - last March.

This came after she played four sold-out shows at London's O2 arena, Manchester Evening News reports. Current listings say that SZA's set this evening will start at 9.30pm and last for 1 hour 45 minutes, finishing at 11.15pm.

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People gather in front of the main Pyramid Stage
SZA is performing on the Pyramid Stage

Burna Boy will open for SZA, between 7.30pm and 8.30pm.

So, what about the money?

According to Celebrity Net Worth, SZA's net worth is now £47 million.

What could she be getting paid for her appearance? We don't know exactly. But, talking to SomersetLive, Bestival organiser Rob Da Bank offered a glimpse of what Glastonbury pay.

He said: "They cap their budget and even the headliners don't get paid more than £500,000 I think, which is cheap for some of the headliners and they've had a lot of them. So, that's proof of it's huge, huge influence."

Dating rumours

As regards dating, there are rumours that SZA is seeing Travis Scott. According to Distractify, there is no confirmation that Travis and SZA are actually dating.

In fact, other than that 'hot on-stage moment', they haven't had any major public appearances together. As for now, fans say Scott should be presumed single until we know for certain.

Drake performing on stage
SZA had a 'short fling' with Drake

In a Rolling Stone interview, SZA opened up about a 'short-lived fling' with rapper Drake in 2009. "We were really young," she told the outlet. "It wasn’t hot and heavy or anything. It was like youth vibes. It was so childish," she added.

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