P Diddy gets richer !

The ‘Hello Good Morning’ rapper beat Jay-Z – who has an estimated wealth of $450 million – to claim the top spot in a list compiled by Forbes magazine.
The rapper and producer’s wealth is fuelled by his Sean John clothing brand, Bad Boy Worldwide record label and his vodka brand Ciroc – a joint venture with drinks brand Diageo – which generates his largest profit.
Diddy – who has humble roots – recently splashed out on his son, Justin, buying him a £250 000 limousine for becoming an Honours student, but insists none of his seven children are spoiled by wealth.
He said: “Justin has turned himself around so I wanted to treat him. Maybe he will use the car for special occasions like on a first date, but like all my kids, he prefers the simpler things than the expensive things. Simple tastes.”
Although Diddy has the most accumulated wealth, Jay-Z was the highest earning hip-hop star of 2010, making some US$63 million – more than double the $30 million taken by Diddy.
Jay-Z’s accumulated wealth is from his 50 million album sales, tour revenue, 40/40 nightclub chain and a stake in the Basketball team New Jersey Nets.
Third on the list was producer Dr Dre, with US$125 million, although his net worth is expected to increase when he makes a comeback this year.
In joint fourth and fifth place are rapper and entrepreneur 50 Cent, and Bryan Birdman’ Williams, the founder of hip-hop label Cash Money records, who are worth some US$100 million each. – Bang Showbiz.

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