You May Have Forgotten About These Legendary Stars, But They Are Still Alive And Living Smoothly
Bob Barker – 97, $70 Million
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Bob Barker’s career began in the radio, where he was entertaining and charming. He first hosted Truth or Consequences in 1956, and the game show was a success, which led to him hosting beauty pageants like Miss Universe and Miss USA.
He ended up being one of the most famous show hosts in the world, best recognized for hosting The Price is Right. He has earned millions through the show, and when the time comes, his heirs would likely be well provided for in his wills and trusts.
Tony Bennett – 95, $200 Million
Tony Bennett has a thrilling and entertaining voice that has been keeping listeners and audiences hooked since the ‘50s. His voice is unforgettable and if you’ve ever attended a Tony Bennett show, it was to be a memorable one!
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He served the military as well, but he churned out hit after hit in jazz and show tunes afterward. He still teams up with younger artists like Lady Gaga and Christina Aguilera, and it doesn’t look like he’s anywhere near ready to just rely on his retirement investment.
Connie Stevens, 83 -$50 Million
Most film stars who identify as musicians will mostly apply themselves to acting and overlook music. Yet, Connie Stevens isn’t that person, as she found that balance quite early in her career. The American actress and singer made her feature film debut in ‘Young and Dangerous’ and the following year released her debut album, ‘Concetta.’
Her portrayal of “Cricket” Blake in ‘Hawaiian Eye’ saw Stevens gain more popularity, which coincided with the star’s musical success thanks to her single ‘Sixteen Reasons.’ While we haven’t heard of any new music from her lately, Sevens’ latest film appearance was in 2019’s ‘By the Rivers of Babylon,’ where she played Meredith.
Dick Van Dyke – 95, $55 Million
Dick Van Dyke is in his late eighties and he has $35 million to keep him busy – even though he hasn’t yet thrown in the towel! He is living comfortably with Arlene, his wife, in a deluxe home, enjoying his golden years.
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He can afford his comforts, thanks to decades of hard work in film and TV, and in his roles on Dick Tracy and Night at the Museum. He also had self-titled CBS shows that gave him a significant income, and he has several achievements to be proud of, too!
Richard Chamberlain – 88, Still Acting, $20 Million
Richard Chamberlain was a very popular teen star during the 1960s. He had a very popular starring role in the show called Dr. Kildare. He is also the first actor who gave life to the role of Jason Bourne on the big screen.
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Back in 2003, Chamberlain released an autobiography called Shattered Love, and this is where he officially confirmed that he is gay. Chamberlain always prioritized his well-being all these years, and this allowed him to continue doing different acting projects to this day. Chamberlain recently appeared in the 2018 film, Nightmare Cinema.