Britney Spears seems to have left the lows of her highly publicized 2008 meltdown far behind her.
On Friday, she released her first album in three years, "Glory."
The pop star, who has sold more than 33 million albums in the US, is also riding high at her extended residency at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas. Like Kim Kardashian before her, Spears recently released a game with Glu Mobile, and she unveiled her 20th fragrance with Elizabeth Arden.
Despite her post-2008 success, Spears hasn't been in control of it, or her personal life, for those eight years. Her family decided to enact her father, Jamie, and lawyer Andrew Wallet as her conservators, or guardians. They oversee her finances and daily life.
Even so, Spears is still raking in cash and seemingly not left wanting for things to spend it on — she apparently loves Target just as much as the average person.
Here's how Britney Spears makes and spends her money:
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Britney Spears ranked No. 99 on Forbes' list of the highest-earning celebrities in 2016, tying with Gisele Bündchen. Both earned $30.5 million.
This is a slight decrease for Spears, who made $31 million in 2015 and landed at No. 82 on Forbes' Celebrity 100 list.
Source: Forbes
Her total assets were valued at $45,982,505.75 in a 2014 legal filing.
Source: People
And it seems her sights for her career and brand are clear.
She told Variety in a 2014 cover story:
"I've been very hands-on with everything I've done since I had my children ... And it's just really important for me to understand the big picture, where everybody's coming from, what's the real purpose of this shoot and this song, or whatever it is in that moment that I'm doing.
"It's important to learn to say no. With tours and all of that stuff, there are so many aspects that go into it, it's easy to have so many people around you saying, 'Oh yes, yes, you can afford this, you can afford this,' and then all of the sudden you've spent $20 million on your stage and you're like, 'Where's my money?'
"You have to make sure that you're on top of things and know where the money's going."
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