Michelle Keegan has confirmed herself as one of televisions top earning stars with assets of more than £3million.
The actress, 36, who most recently appeared in the BBC‘s Ten Pound Poms, has seen her company Rosia Promotions Ltd, which handles her TV and film earnings, rake in the cash this year.
Her company has eye watering assets of £3,053,434 in the bank and of that figure £197,072 was paid out in taxes and other costs leaving her with shareholder funds still worth a healthy £2,857,623 – over half a million up on the previous year.
Former Coronation Street cast member Michelle, who is married to television personality Mark Wright, 36, started the company in September 2013 and is the sole director.
The accounts cover the period up to September 30 last year and were filed today with Companies House.
Success story: Michelle Keegan has confirmed herself as one of televisions top earning stars with assets of more than £3million
Comfortable: The actress, 36, has seen her company Rosia Promotions Ltd, which handles her TV and film earnings, rake in the cash this year (pictured in the BBC’s Ten Pound Poms)
A representative for Michelle declined to comment when contacted by MailOnline.
Earlier this month, Michelle was spotted in Manchester as she filmed for her new Netflix drama Fool Me Once.
Michelle has reportedly signed a £1million deal to star in the series, which is based on one of Harlan Coben’s books.
In the upcoming show, Michelle plays Maya, a mother who suffers a trauma after returning from war.
Seven of Harlan’s hit books have already been adapted into Netflix series, including psychological thriller The Stranger, which garnered huge popularity on the platform.
According to the book’s synopsis, Maya goes through a trauma when her husband Joe is brutally murdered.
But two weeks later, she has to deal with a mystery when she sees her infant daughter playing with Joe on her baby monitor.
She will star alongside the likes of Richard Armitage, Adeel Akhtar and Dino Fetscher on the show.
Speaking out: It comes after Michelle’s husband Mark Wright, 35, hit back at trolls who claim he and wife Michelle Keegan never see each other
Speaking of Michelle’s new role, a TV source told The Sun: ‘This is a huge role for Michelle.
‘Harlan’s dramas are some of the most streamed on Netflix and people watch around the world.’
A release date for the series is yet to be confirmed but it is expected to be available for streaming from late this year or early next.
Meanwhile, Mark has hit back at trolls who claim he and wife Michelle Keegan never see each other, saying they always spend ‘quality time together’ – they just don’t post about it.
The presenter told MailOnline that often the public overreact when there’s a photo of him with Michelle despite the fact they have been married for the past seven years and share their newly completed Essex home as a couple.
Their hectic careers, including Mark filming away for a month shooting BBC One’s A Wright Family Holiday and presenting The Challenge UK in Argentina, as well as Michelle starring in upcoming Netflix drama Fool Me Once and Ten Pound Poms, gives fans the impression they don’t spend enough time in each other’s company.
Loved-up: Mark insists the pair make their lifestyles work but like to keep the intimate moments they share, including at home when they’re relaxing, off social media (pictured May 2022)
Mark insists the pair make their lifestyles work but like to keep the intimate moments they share, including at home when they’re relaxing, off social media.
He said: ‘Do you know what whenever there’s a picture of us together people will say “rare picture of Mark and Michelle” or “Mark and Michelle reunite after time apart” we just don’t tell everyone when we do spend quality time together.
‘I could be in the house with Michelle for two weeks, but no one will know that because I’m not necessarily posting about it. We spend plenty of quality time together and we’ve had plenty of weekends away. We have got stuff booked up.
‘We spend quality time together just like any other relationship and I’m not just saying that… we genuinely do.’
